Sentence examples for by type of provider from inspiring English sources

Table 1 shows ED visit characteristics stratified by type of provider seen.

Analysis by type of provider demonstrated a significant difference only of the medical student resident combination offering sigmoidoscopy to 14.3% of patients versus 5.4% for other providers.

Hence, any systematic analyses in understanding the effectiveness of the program should focus on disaggregated analyses by type of provider (public-private).

In these models, the independent variable is the age of onset of service use (any, and by type of provider) and the outcome variables are a) the age of first onset of suicide ideation (in the total population) and b) among those with a suicide ideation the age of first onset of a suicide plan and a suicide attempt.

Support for care pathways may also differ by type of provider.

(3) Explore differentials in birth outcomes/complications by type of provider?

We also studied past year outpatient health service use for depression by type of providers consulted: (i) GP/FP only; (ii) GP/FP and other mental health specialist (psychiatrist, psychologist, social worker, nurse, and counsellor/psychotherapist); (iii) mental health specialist only.

They want to be able to choose which services to offer, to design eligibility packages tailored to different types of patients, to require Medicaid patients to pay co-pays in emergency rooms so they will see a primary-care doctor instead, and to consolidate Medicaid financing streams now divided by type of care provider.

Definitions of consultation were inconsistent and varied both by type of service provider and by time period considered.

Table 4 shows associations categorised by type of care provider (for the subset of studies focusing on one setting) and for studies focused on chronic conditions.

Proportion of unspecific (ICD-10: X58-X59) and missing E-codes in single discharge records with burns (ICD-10: T20-T32) or combustion gas poisoning (ICD-10: T58-T59) as the main diagnosis and the total amount of cases (n) by type of care provider and year of admission.