Sentence examples for workload implications from inspiring English sources

Questioning organisational imperatives for increased online student/teacher interaction, without thorough investigation of its academic purpose, may also assuage and/or prevent negative academic workload implications arising from maladaptive responses to CMC/TMC, namely increased academic stress leave and anxiety encultured by perceptions of '24/7′ workloads (Gregory & Lodge, 2015).

This underestimates the extent of consultation activity and its workload implications.

We recognize that extending ethics review to all knowledge-generating activities has major workload implications for an institution's ethics oversight process.

Caring for older people in residential and nursing home settings is known to have significant workload implications for GPs responsible for their care [ 26].

Other perturbations include extra patients on work lists due to HCWs calling in sick, a problem with workload implications that may not be fully communicated to municipal administrators.

General practitioners expressed concerns about the workload implications and sustainability of screening and treating immigrant patients for chronic viral hepatitis in primary care.

This leads to a heavy workload with implications on the quality of training and the frequency and quality of supervision.

This includes understanding workload and cost implications of the cost-sharing commitment; determining when cost sharing is necessary and appropriate; and accurately recording and reporting cost-sharing expenses.

In addition, our study highlights a potential dissociation between objective and subjective measures of mental workload, with important implications in applied settings.

A controlled experiment was designed and conducted to evaluate the effects of module design characteristics on information recall, satisfaction, disorientation, and task workload, and the implications for E-Training.

36 This discrete event simulation model examines the workload and cost implications of various methods of organising care.