Sentence examples for with pressured resources from inspiring English sources

This behaviour is more consistent with the application of a prioritization model, defining those patients who will benefit most from critical care admission (Priority 1) to those who will not benefit at all (Priority 4) and consistent with pressured resources, rather than an objective parameters model or a diagnostic model [ 1].

"If you combine the ideological drive with pressure on resources, you have a toxic combination," he said.

However, with pressure on water resources already being high, and potential effects of climate change still uncertain, the question rises whether there will be enough water resources available to sustain this production.

Our first analysis shows how poor judgement, slips or deviations from best practice can emerge in a work environment with pressures on human resources and task complexity, phenomena more than adequately covered elsewhere, 9 and addressed in part by computerised alerts and clinical decision support systems.

Further difficulties with this approach include time pressures, resource limitations and establishing group dynamics [ 24].

Issues relating to global health and sustainability must stay high on the agenda if we are to cope with an ageing and ever-increasing population, with growing pressure on resources, and with rising global temperatures.

[ 35] Traditional job security appears to be threatened by these new ways of working, together with pressure on limited NHS resources.

But many of the anecdotal tales of misdiagnosis and malpractice had little to do with seasonal pressures and resource shortages.

Along with a growing pressure on resources, we face skill shortages especially of social workers; intense pressure to find additional places for children in high-quality early years provision, and a looming lack of schools places.

Yvette Cooper MP, shadow home secretary, claims that police cuts have lead to the rise in the use of community resolutions, with officers now under more pressure with less resources.

– Deborah McKenzie, director of organisational development at Public Health England We must collaborate on tackling shared problems: "A common challenge cities face is addressing rising social, economic and environmental pressures with fewer resources.