In contrast, management of the illness at home without guidance from licensed providers usually did not include offering more to drink, ORS or other recommended fluids, or zinc.
As "care-seeking outside home" is a much broader term, it was subdivided into two categories: 1) care from unlicensed providers including pharmacy, and 2) care from a licensed provider.
Most caretakers (81.3%) sought some care outside the home for the diarrheal illness (range from 67.0% in Mozambique to 87.9% in Bangladesh), but only 49.6% (range from 24.3% in Bangladesh to 75.9% in Pakistan) sought care from a licensed provider.
With a license, Hyatt would offer health care directly so that tenants would not have to obtain it from an outside licensed provider.
Care sought outside the home included a visit to any of the following providers: an unlicensed provider (traditional healer, unlicensed practitioner, or bought remedy from a shop), pharmacy, or a licensed provider working alone or at a health center.
Some countries require an examination before issuing a license, while others automatically license providers after graduation, for a fee.
Strengths of the study are the collection of data from licensed massage therapists practicing in geographically separated parts of the country where CAM use is relatively common, random sampling of providers from state licensing lists, relatively high response rates, and large sample sizes.
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Additionally, from the provider perspective, the payoff of technology integration is worth it.
In this review, prescription drugs are defined as any drug requiring a prescription from a licensed healthcare provider, including controlled and non-controlled substances.
Most Feldenkrais practitioners were not additionally licensed or certified as traditional health care providers.
