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caseload

The total number of patients managed by a particular health care professional or agency.

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Prior the passage of PRWORA, most studies that have analyzed fluctuations in welfare caseloads primarily focused on factors like the strength of the economy and the generosity of welfare benefits.

State sanctions and the decline in welfare caseloads

According to Jonski and Mankowski (2014), the model used by Beenstock and Haitovksy (2004) must be viewed with care, therefore, even acting as homo economicus, judges draw negative utility from increasing caseloads, because this may diminish their prestige and prospects for promotion and incentives.

Court caseload management: the role of judges and administrative assistants

Playing a political role to support the Labor Opposition rather than a constructive one to help vulnerable children, the Community and Public Sector Union (CPSU) has misrepresented data to make alarming claims, such as 320 children supposedly being in excess of caseload.

Australia : Union Claims on Child Protection Disproved

At the same time our complex, and often less visible, caseload for domestic abuse, child abuse, modern day slavery and child sexual exploitation continues to grow.

Crime in region rises for first time in years; Top police officer reveals increasing caseloads for force

Alongside manageable caseloads, securing arrangements for having time off was one of the most significant features of sustainable practice.

Midwifery practice arrangements which sustain caseloading Lead Maternity Carer midwives in New Zealand

Christine: And of course caseloads vary tremendously, like you said.

Part three: caseloads special report: Community Practitioner discusses the burning issues for health visitors

Because primary care physicians are in short supply, many had full caseloads even before the number of OHP patients ballooned.

A dubious Medicaid fix

It's frustrating and demoralizing for frontline workers that the central office is not validating the high caseloads publicly.

Baker's pick for DCF has tall order; Linda Spears has strong credentials, but some on front lines wary

We have approved aggregate or systemic relief in a number of cases where public defenders were experiencing excessive caseloads or where the offices were underfunded.

PD triage not good enough: court says excessive public defender caseloads are unconstitutional

Typically, more experienced adjusters can shoulder higher caseloads than newbies.

6 Factors Impacting the Claims Caseload

The report adds social workers have caseloads that are "high and difficult to manage to ensure effective care planning for children.

CRUSHED BY WORKLOAD; Concern over care of children as report reveals social work crisis

The book recommends a number of reforms, including "more extensive involvement in public defense by private lawyers, who are supervised and adequately compensated, thus reducing excessive caseloads frequently imposed on public defenders, and the use of free market principles in which clients are able to select their own lawyers who are pre-qualified to furnish competent and diligent representation.