| The caseloads have increased dramatically in an attempt to get the unallocated case lists down. |
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| Intensive case management emphasises small caseloads, with increased intensity of contact. |
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| Because their caseloads are diverse geographically, health visitors have much less detailed knowledge of who is living in a specific local area. |
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| Nutritionists' scope of practice must be clearly defined and actual caseloads monitored. |
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| As evidenced over the past year, class-action lawyers see their caseloads balloon during eras of corporate fraud. |
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| For the past two decades, program staff have had to submit monthly reports on the progress of patients assigned to their caseloads. |
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| Given the caseloads of medical examiners, the quality of their science is sometimes suspect. |
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| The total caseloads of patients managed by both teams were similar in demographics, medical condition, and workload. |
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| Coroners should not allocate excessive numbers of autopsies to individual pathologists, and the total caseloads of pathologists should be monitored. |
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| Given great leeway in implementing welfare reform, the states were as insatiable as the federal government in crafting rules designed to cut welfare caseloads. |
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| Since acuity and complexity of patient caseloads continue to increase, inadequate funding presents a particular challenge to recruitment of highly qualified nursing staff. |
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| The definitions also make an important distinction regarding the degree of clinical responsibility for clinician's caseloads that supervisors, consultants, or trainers assume. |
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| The judges who handle arraignments at criminal court in all five boroughs have a small fraction of their usual caseloads. |
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| Few researchers concerned with social work practice relative to substance-abusing clients have elicited detailed information about workers' caseloads. |
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| There, seven full and part-time nurses carry caseloads, helping patients set goals and monitoring their progress in exercise programs and classes. |
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| First, our results are based on responses from hospital personnel at a sample of PCP hospitals in four high-HIV-incidence cities and other US hospitals with low HIV caseloads. |
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| In some areas, health visitors are taking a leading role in working with refugee families, extending their caseloads to include families with children over 5 years of age. |
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| Counselors' high stress, inappropriate duties, and overwhelmed caseloads relate to low job satisfaction. |
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| These contracts range from a very small caseload in only criminal or juvenile cases, to full-time contracts covering both caseloads. |
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| King, who has spent almost 20 years working in Worcester, has publicly spoken out about unprecedented caseloads at the agency since the Oliver case. |
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| It will also increase clinicians' understanding of their caseloads. |
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| Outbreaks in elementary, middle school and high school have been reported in counties throughout the state, with the highest caseloads in Sonoma, Napa and Marin counties. |
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| In 2001, the neighborhood in Boston with the highest number of CPS caseloads showed that 95 percent of cases involved immigrant families and people of color. |
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