Sentence examples for workload of assessing from inspiring English sources

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.

To our knowledge, we present the first instance of applying ICF to the task of assessing the nursing workload, an outcome highly relevant to the optimization of patient care and allocation of nursing resources.

While sub-national studies in Africa have shown the importance of assessing the impact of HIV services on workload [ 19, 20] those assessing district level workload in Zambia are scarce, and where they have been carried out they do not use commonly used workload measurement methods [ 21, 22].

He said he was particularly concerned by the workload involved in developing the new lessons and by the absence of a standard way of assessing children's progress.

An experimental evaluation of our proposal is carried out in different network scenarios using realistic workloads, to assess the performance of our design and to highlight the benefits of an ICN approach.

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.

Different perceptions of workload were assessed.

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

Speed of response to out-of-range variables and level of situation awareness were measured, and aspects of subjective mental workload were assessed.

Data on psychosocial workload are assessed by means of a Dutch version of the Job Content Questionnaire [ 51] using the following indices: skill discretion, decision authority, psychosocial job demands, supervisor support, and co-worker support.