0 a list of things that have to be done and of the people who will do them:
a weekly rota
1 a list of things that have to be done and of the people who will do them:
Patients were allocated a therapist from the existing services according to a rota arrangement.
It had been intended that this division should be randomised, but holidays and rotas made this impossible.
In some projects, a rota that allocated each group access to a workstation for one week in a project that lasted several weeks worked well.
The same rota, along with one other, had also carried out a survey of patient satisfaction.
An emergency rota of penitence and pilgrimage was scripted.
The third and by far the most significant section contains the actual cases, alphabetically arranged by diocese, heard by the rota.
The difficulty will be in managing rotas that balance the needs of the individual with the needs of the organisation.
For nearly a year she managed there, with daily home help and my sisters cooking her evening meal on a rota organised on the web.
