Caseload
Pronunciation: /ˈkeɪˌsloʊd/
Caseload (noun)
- The number of cases a person, such as a lawyer or doctor, is responsible for at a given time.
- The total volume of cases dealt with by an office, team, or service during a period.
Examples
- Her caseload is manageable this week.
- The caseload for one person can change quickly.