Time, resources and workload emerged as barriers to providing optimal diabetes care in general practice.
In addition, workload emerged as one of the most important factors associated with the staff rating of patient safety culture.
Workload emerges as the teachers' biggest complaint – cited by an overwhelming 91 per cent of callers to the hotline.
"The workloads in emerging economies fits our computer architecture," he said.
In particular, the execution of such workloads on emerging many-core systems is expected to be a significant component of applications in data mining, machine learning, scientific computing and graph analytics.
Performance prediction, and in general behavior prediction, may exploit simulation based approaches or analytical techniques to evaluate in advance the effects of design choices, or variability under different workloads, or emerging behavior, of systems, and provide a valuable support in all the phases of the lifecycle of a system by means of proper modeling approaches.
Initially, these emerging workloads were supported by dedicated, application-specific integrated circuits and digital signal processors.
Approximate computing has been motivated by the large and growing class of applications that demonstrate inherent error resilience, such as DSP, multimedia (images/audio/video), graphics, wireless communications, and emerging workloads such as recognition, mining, and synthesis [11].
Five major themes emerged: personal factors; workload and type of work; continuing professional development (CPD); the impact of management; and career progression.
As a result, highly uneven professional nurse-patient ratios, as well as highly uneven workloads for nurses servicing the programme, emerged across the province (Table 1).
