Sentence examples for workload of care from inspiring English sources
Overuse of primary OOH care is a major issue, resulting in inefficient use of the health care system and high workload of care providers [ 5, 6].
In addition to financial aspects, concentration on more technical and medical aspects in childbirth might have changed the focus and workload of care.
The GP shortage in particular adds to the workload of care coordinators, who are often contacted by patients with health concerns which should be addressed by their GP.
In real life, as in the film, Jonathan became part of the family, sharing the workload of caring for Stephen with Jane, and helping bring up the children.
It's safe to say that while not exactly the same as raising a child, the unrelenting workload of caring for 16 mega-rich people might be seen as comparable to nurturing eight pounds of mini-terrorist.
The workload of caring for an infant and managing a household in which an infant lives is large and never complete.
One focused on how socioeconomic changes and increased workload of caring for chronically ill and terminally ill patients impacted the nurses' role [ 20] while the other examined the degree to which organizational attributes were associated with burnout, job satisfaction, motivation, and performance of mid-level providers in three districts in Malawi [ 21].
This finding should be emphasized, because we tend to ignore the workload of palliative care, or so-called conservative care, which is provided to DNR patients.
Sexual conflict about parental care often results in parents trying to shift the workload of parental care towards each other (Houston et al. 2005; van Dijk and Székely 2008).
We need to provide substantial, meaningful education so that health care providers at all levels can effectively process the "emotional workload" of patient care.
Most significantly, the numbers of people living with HIV (PLHA) accessing care will steadily increase, and this will place increasing demands on the costs and workload of HIV care.
