Sentence examples for art providers from inspiring English sources

In-depth interviews were conducted with seventeen ART patients and eighteen ART providers purposively selected in three of the four sites included in the quantitative phase.

Task shifting of ART-related care from higher to lower levels of health workers has been used as a solution to expand ART access by increasing the overall number of ART providers [ 2, 3].

Being one of the largest ART providers in the country, TASO got support from different funders supporting ART programmes in sub-saharan Africa including the President's Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief (PEPFAR) and the Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria.

Sustaining ART in urban slums is an increasing challenge given the growing number of ART providers including NGOs and bilateral donors, some of them competing openly for HIV patients in Kibera with no coordinated referral between programs.

We hypothesized that prior HIV disease progression status and/or duration of pre-ART immunosuppression (defined as the length of time with CD4≤200 prior to ART initiation) would constitute additional independent predictors of poor immune reconstitution on ART, in addition to the nadir CD4+ T cell count, and might need to be considered by ART providers.

Since 2005, Macha Hospital has been one of the primary ART providers in the district and has cared for over 6000 HIV-infected adults and children through the Government of Zambia's antiretroviral treatment program, with additional support from the President's Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief (PEPFAR) through the non-governmental organization AidsRelief.

They include Shutterstock, a stock art provider, and Workday, a human resources software maker.

Or they commission artists eager to make a buck to draw their deepest fetish desires for them, explains Boobdollz, the pseudonym of a big boob fetish art provider who sometimes takes HuCow jobs.

Recently the team decided to link up with limited edition digital art provider Sedition for Forays a series of 8 digital artworks that represent "landscapes, architecture, and objects of the future as seen by the artist".

These programmatic changes included a peer educator program to promote use of preventive care services in mid-2006, the use of viral load results to guide care in late 2006, more focused ART-related health messaging in early 2007, and the use of enhanced adherence counseling, chart stickers to help identify patients failing virologically, and second-line ART provider talks in mid- to late 2007.

In addition, perceptions of ART provider disrespect showed 43% increased odds of provider pluralism.