These patients constitute a significant workload, not only to operating departments and the surgical ward, but to the whole health care system.
S. William Becker, executive director for the National Association of Clean Air Agencies, said that "there is going to be a significant workload" for some counties to meet the new standard.
Furthermore, for each new state in which a company has an employee, a significant workload crops up due to unique laws and withholding and filing requirements.
However, the disaggregated results by staff show that there is a significant workload shift from HCWs to ASWs as shown in Tables 3 and 4.
Caring for older people in residential and nursing home settings is known to have significant workload implications for GPs responsible for their care [ 26].
Survey promotion and efforts to maximise respondent numbers constituted a significant workload for this PSP.
This gave a better estimate of the health effects of different control options than a deterministic approach or expert opinions, both of which are often used in health impact assessments [ 24], However, constructing a quantitative risk assessment model is itself a significant workload and therefore may not always be possible due to limited resources.
However, editorial managers and staff have not only been under significant workload pressures but the management structures have been undergoing change to ensure better cross-platform working.
During a T-piece trial, endotracheal tubes with high resistance can impose a significant workload on the patient's respiratory muscles, which can contribute to weaning failure [ 50, 56, 88].
A major drawback of these interactive systems is that they still cannot be considered to be practical tools for a massive database annotation: for instance, consider a case in which a reduction of the 50% of the amount of interactions is achieved; if 1000 onsets had to be annotated, the user would have to deal with 500 elements, which still constitutes a significant workload.
