Sentence examples for staffing threshold from inspiring English sources

The results highlighting discrepancies between Uganda's actual staffing, the LG staffing norms and the workload-based WISN requirements also suggest that it is probably futile to apply the WISN method below a certain staffing threshold.

There are 1.5 HCWs per 1,000 population in Kenya, which falls below the figure of 2.3 per 1,000 population reported in analyses by the World Health Organization (WHO) on the minimum staffing threshold to achieve minimum coverage [ 1, 2].

Although the need to specify critical nurse-to-patient ratios has grown in importance in health care research [ 29], there is no clear-cut staffing level threshold above which the infection risk decreases because the relationship between nurse-to-patient ratio and infection risk seems rather linear, as indicated in the present study and another one that was recently reported [ 17].

To this end, the approach shown in Section 3.1.1 is used: the row histogram is computed on a portion of the staff, the threshold is computed and the references of the five lines are retrieved.

The whole assemblage of some 100,000 plants is cut back in March by an army of volunteers and staff, at the threshold of bulb season.

"It also said staff adopted a threshold of concern for taking children into care that was too high and had expectations of what could be achieved that were too low.

Sixty per cent of the shifts reported by nurses in this survey were staffed below this threshold.

Staff must eschew threshold preference and avoidance when assessing blood loss, and keep scrupulous records of cumulative loss.

We cannot exclude that the availability of citrate-based CVVH and positive experiences concerning filter survival by physicians and nursing staff raised the threshold for enrolling patients in the study and thus resulted in selection bias.

More benefit is associated with higher staffing levels above this threshold.

Employers say that many of their younger staff under the age threshold of 25 feel discriminated against.