In concrete terms, first of all, the way of fingerprint database construction with the reduced workload is introduced.
Despite constraints of short appointment times, this approach may lead to reduced workload long-term with fewer patients returning for repeat prescriptions.
Reduced duration of the pressor and tachycardic responses to acute stress may be considered as a positive result of ACE treatment because most likely it was associated with reduced cardiac workload.
Therefore, we recommend the administration of pre-operative single dose antibiotic prophylaxis for emergency caesarean, as this regimen showed to have lower cumulative incidence of surgical-site infection with reduced staff workload and minimized medication cost as compared to multiple doses.
From the quantitative measures, the key items that might reverse the intention to leave practice were: reduced workload intensity (mean = 4.5; sd = 0.91), reduced workload volume (4.4; 0.91), less administration (4.3; 1.0), greater time spent with patients (4.2; 1.1), no out-of-hour commitments (3.9; 1.5), more flexible working conditions (3.5; 1.4) and greater clinical autonomy (3.3; 1.4).
The reduced workload enables me to spend much valued time with my four grandsons and good friends, as well as enjoy more cultural events, travel, physical activities and hobbies like gardening, knitting and crocheting.
He will remain on the bench as a senior judge, taking a reduced workload; he is not retiring.
Recently, she has considered asking district officials for a home tutor or a reduced workload for Malcolm.
Despite his reduced workload, the Shred is still said to be claiming that reported six-figure salary.
A reduced workload allows teachers to flex their skills in other ways ways that are more beneficial to the students and the classroom.
