Examples of short-staffed

• At the same time, many areas are short-staffed.

• Many hospitals are short-staffed and there are great demands upon female labour.

• Is it fair to the existing nursing staff, to the doctors, but most of all to the patients, that the hospital is short-staffed?

• At the sanatorium they liked him very much and were very anxious that he should go on their staff, as they were short-staffed.

• I appeal to him to find a solution to enable these teachers to be brought back into a short-staffed profession.

• But the fact remains that they are often short-staffed, and it is difficult for them to deal with these individual difficulties.

• This was not because the unit had thought their case unworthy of attention, but because it was short-staffed.

• Almost always it is short-staffed and the nurses are hard-pressed.

• I know from my own experience in my own constituency just how short-staffed they are.

• The doctors are so short-staffed that they can hardly cope with the families and the soldiers at the moment—without casualties and without movement problems.

• Many hospitals would be short-staffed without them, and by the training we provide here we increase the service we can give to the newly-developing countries.

• These people are short-staffed, they are absolutely played out, they do not get into bed on the day they get up.

• They are very short-staffed in some regions.

• Those reading it would be misled into believing that the hospital was almost contravening health and safety regulations and was so short-staffed that it would soon be closed.

• We are all concerned about the importance of the work the inspectorate is doing, and we are all a bit worried at the fact they are short-staffed and over-worked.