Sentence examples for back to providers from inspiring English sources

"Congress is seriously considering giving more money back to providers," Ms. Smith said, "but still hasn't given one penny to prescription drugs for Medicare beneficiaries.

The £11bn programme to install new meters in every home that will relay usage back to providers via a central communications system is starting to look like the Titanic floating towards an iceberg.

In addition to striving for "letter perfect" CPR performance, it also involves a system of accountability, whereby feed-back of CPR performance derived from a review of recordings of field resuscitations is consistently conveyed back to providers for further possible improvement.

Some of the money saved can be given back to providers as incentives for complying with the clinical pathways.

While the use of HIT within reference laboratories to track specimens and to store results appears fairly advanced, use of electronic means to report test results back to providers appears mixed.

This review summarises the history of ACS NSQIP and its components, and describes the evidence that feeding outcomes back to providers, along with real-time comparisons with other hospital rates, leads to quality improvement, better patient outcomes, cost savings and overall improved patient safety.

"But what we really wanted to do is to give the community an opportunity not just to rank support but to access the support, so they can actually comment on the level of services that were provided so that we can provide that feedback back to service providers".

To provide data for benchmarking, which can be fed back to service providers, not only to those involved in perinatal (obstetric or paediatric) care, but also beyond, including to providers of intervention and early education services, the school system and later health providers, including behavioural health and psychiatric services.

After digitizing, indexing and segmenting all the video supplied by content partners, FasTV incorporates it into its own database and then provides the newly arranged video back to the providers for use on their own sites.

Investigation of patient experience and preferences provides valuable information that can be fed back to service providers in order to improve the service and ultimately improve patient satisfaction and attendance.

Most important, for them, will be to protect the Third Party doctrine (which allows them to get information from telecoms and banks and other businesses), even if it means mooting the lawsuits by shifting the phone dragnet back to the providers.