Sentence examples for workload assessing from inspiring English sources

The consultants reported a considerable workload assessing referrals from GPs and prioritizing patients for specialist services.

All of the respondents reported a considerable workload assessing referrals from GPs and prioritizing patients for specialist services.

To enhance the quality of working life of nursing staff in nursing homes, Kennedy et al recommended providing support, team work, evaluating job duties and workload, assessing staffing needs, educating staff and stress reduction activities.

For repeated measures, ordinal data (acceptance ratings, cognitive workload assessed with NASA-LTX, skills-specific self-efficacy ratings, and global skills performance assessed with the IPPI) were calculated using Wilcoxon signed-rank test or Friedman test where appropriate.

Ward bed occupancy rates will be documented from routine hospital administration systems, and staff perceptions of workload assessed periodically with the validated NASA-Task Load Index (NASA-TLX) tool.

The first four weeks, the high intensity endurance interval exercises consist of two times eight minutes cycling, with alternating workloads: 30 seconds at a workload of 65% of the maximal workload assessed by the steep ramp test and 60 seconds at 30%.

Changes in ICU utilization (length of stay, frequency of mechanical ventilation use), nursing workload assessed byTISS-28 score, as well as inappropriate bed use, accessibility of the ICU (number of referrals), and clinical outcome indicators (readmission and mortality rates) were measured.

All the 13 respondents stated that the workload of assessing referrals and prioritizing patients for further investigation and treatment was considerable.

The model that we proposed in this study, which includes 7 days distributed over the PICU stay, may represent the best balance between the workload of assessing daily scores and the optimal association with prognosis throughout the PICU stay.

The performance of these new smoothers measured in terms of convergence acceleration and computational workload, is assessed for multi-domain implementations typical of parallelized solvers, and compared to the lexicographic point Gauss Seidel smoother.

Mood and task workload were assessed via the Profile of Mood States (POMS) and the NASA-Task Load Index (NASA-TLX).