Sentence examples for an additional provider from inspiring English sources
The JCE extends the JCA by simply exposing more engines and including an additional provider, the "SUNJCE" provider, which includes one or more implementations for each engine.
To contain the increasing claims bill, the NHIA in 2012, strengthened the clinical and Internal Audit Division, linked treatments to diagnosis, piloted a new prescription form with the intention to deploy it across the country, established Claims Processing Centers and introduced capitation as an additional provider payment mechanism [4].
Within a period of one month, an average single visit to an additional provider was reported by the participants.
An additional provider said the visual timeline should have been detailed even further, with the types of screening (colonoscopy, flexsigmoidoscopy, and FOBT) on different lines for the timeline instead of them all being reported on a single horizontal line, "...because in my mind, I have to separate those things out, because they mean different things to me in terms of what needs to be done next".
These offers should contain a service description (hardware parameters of the virtual machines, storage, network, and/or any additional provider specific SLA related information) and a price (e.g. hourly fee of the offered infrastructure).
Provider pluralism represents use of any additional provider, irrespective of additional self-help practices.
Information from these PCPs led to further interviews with 1 additional provider (a subspecialist) and representatives that were involved with FOBT performance (laboratory personnel) and FOBT reporting (laboratory and Information Technology personnel).
If necessary, the OOP can discuss with the oncologist, a possible referral of the patient to an additional care provider.
For example, to achieve the minimum sample size among private providers, we initially randomly selected 231 providers and then randomly selected an additional 61 providers during a second round, which led to 190 (65%) completed interviews.
Each additional provider and location adds complexity and difficulty.
Data were then analyzed from two additional parent and three additional provider interviews, and no new themes were discovered.
