A significant interaction between pDCD and workload indicated that the difference in VO2 at higher workloads is greater than that at lower workloads (p = 0.0004).
On the other hand, the results also indicate that skills-demands-compatibility resulted in (a) reduced heart rate variability indicating enhanced mental workload, and (b) stress as indicated by relatively high levels of salivary cortisol.
Secondly, perceptions toward "Lack of time and workload" appear to be user specific as indicated by strong, moderate, partial or no consensus for health professionals, physicians, health information professionals, and managers, respectively.
A match of the rate of patient flow to the staff capacity, as described in the Results section, (understaffing) would suggest that staff workload is not a problem as strongly indicated by the interviewees.
HWs in the public sector especially experience poorer working conditions, as indicated by participants' self-reports on stress, workload, level of remuneration, standard of work premises, level of human resources and frequency of in-service training.
The "Average" graphs show average and min/max (indicated by error bars) results across 10 workloads.
HWs in the public sector reported the poorest working conditions, as indicated by participants' self-reports on stress, workloads, levels of remuneration, standard of work premises, level of human resources and frequency of in-service training.
Quality of treatment as indicated by loco-regional failure [ 108], surgeon workload [ 109] or hospital volume [ 110], may affect survival although its role on long-term survival still needs confirmation.
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Throughput is maximised by balancing workload, which indicates that the primary objective is equivalent to minimising the bottleneck workload.
