Sentence examples for and interact with providers from inspiring English sources

The free communication network for U.S.-based physicians is tackling a huge market in the healthcare space — an area that's growing like gangbusters thanks to the popularity of wearable medical devices, platforms and apps that now give consumers easier ways to track and make sense of our health data and interact with providers.

Leveraging computers and mobile devices to understand one's health, support self-management, and interact with providers is associated with favorable diabetes outcomes (1, 2).

Therefore, a study is needed to closely examine how families go through the legal process of early intervention and interact with their service providers and to carefully listen to the voices of families throughout the process in an attempt to note the quality of the family's early intervention participation.

Experiences of stigmatisation also have effect on how they access and interact with health-care providers.

After this first contact, migrants are expected to make contact and interact with health care providers like other Swedish residents when they need care.

Key to this framework is the Device Management Entity (DME), that manages a user device's security credentials, and interacts with service providers on its behalf.

Through these visits the researchers had the opportunity to interact with providers and also observe the delivery and use of pregnancy related services.

In line with Helman [ 23], we argue that since informal providers are mostly from the community, they are acknowledged within the local context and that this provides cultural and social familiarity and a "comfort zone" for clients to interact with providers regarding their SRH problems.

Patients are increasingly using social media channels such as Twitter, Facebook, NHS Choices, Patient Opinion and Google+, to leave feedback about NHS services, engage directly with healthcare providers and interact with the NHS in real-time.

Such research could clarify whether retrospective instruments contribute to poor provider awareness of ESKD patients' symptoms in clinical settings [ 36] due to a failure to capture the severity of symptoms at time points when the patient is unlikely to interact with providers or complete questionnaires (e.g., 6 pm and bedtime).

One solution to these ethical concerns is the use of actors as "simulated" (standardized) patients who interact with providers using a script.