caseload


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caseload

The total number of patients managed by a particular health care professional or agency.
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In repatriating and resettling the remaining caseload, Rev.
Gov't inherited 11,778 stranded Liberian migrants
She added: "Without a caseload, you are more accessible for patients and relatives."
Free us of paperwork to focus on patients; Senior charge nurse says caseloading affects care
Reynolds clarified that he doesn't expect the new prosecutor's policies to solve the caseload problem.
Public Defender may get partial solution to caseload problem: Wesley Bell
The comptroller's office says part of the reduction in the foreclosure caseload could be due to changes in the housing market and the broader economy.
Foreclosures ease as Suffolk still leads state
"Unlike methods of judicial resource allocation that are based on population or raw, unweighted caseloads, the weighted caseload method explicitly incorporates the differences in judicial workload associated with different types of cases, producing a more accurate and nuanced profile of the need for judges in each court."
Judiciary used 'weighted caseloads' in seeking more judges
Lack of adequate preparation could be presumed if the attorney's caseload exceeded the maximums recommended by the ABA.
"It's Not You, It's Your Caseload": Using Cronic to Solve Indigent Defense Underfunding
"Our people are grappling with more calls, incidents, crimes and caseloads. This is at a time when, despite our substantial step-up in recruiting, we are yet to close the gap created by the steady stream of retirements since we last recruited some years ago.
Crime in region rises for first time in years; Top police officer reveals increasing caseloads for force
"As a percentage of the overall caseload, civil appeals increased, and criminal cases decreased.
Big drop in NH court cases: 15% decrease since '09 part of national trend
Considering that many Filipinos continue to report personal encounters with corrupt officials, a caseload representing less than 1 percent of government employees must be seen as still low.
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Texas "has an insufficient number of caseworkers, forcing caseworkers to carry over double the caseload limits under recognized standards, putting children at risk," the advocacy group wrote on its website, adding that many foster children "languish in care without permanent homes."
Could Texas Foster Care Ruling Be Imminent?
To support this continuity of care for women, New Zealand midwives are able to work as a Lead Maternity Carer (LMC) and provide care to a caseload of women.
Midwifery practice arrangements which sustain caseloading Lead Maternity Carer midwives in New Zealand

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