In April 2004 these titles were re-designated with all doctors providing primary care services now called performers and those with contracts to provide services with the local primary care organisations additionally called providers.
Doctors can be offended when they are called providers (Sergel, 2015).
Nodes aiming to initialize a Basic Service Set (BSS) among vehicles to exchange non-safety data over SCHs are called providers.
According to WAVE specifications, nodes offering connectivity services and the provisioning of non-safety applications over SCHs can be both RSUs and OBUs and they are called providers.
Kirk, Mr. Chekov and Lt. Uhuru are transplanted to a world where slaves known as Thralls are forced to fight to the death while three living brains called Providers bet on the outcome of the matches.
One approach is routine counselling and testing of patients, also called provider-initiated testing and counseling (PITC) [8], [11].
This cannot be achieved through the traditional VCT alone and different alternatives have been proposed One such approach is routine counselling and testing of patients, also called provider-initiated counselling and testing [ 5, 6].
The Virginia Cooperative Extension also calls Provider an excellent container vegetable.
In patients with adequate knowledge, we found that educator still needed to provide assurance regarding adjustment of insulin doses and encouragement to call providers when glucose levels were not well controlled.
To make matters worse, critics say, many parents speak no English, and even if they got a letter in their own language, they would have a hard time calling providers to compare services.
If a person doesn't have insurance, they can call providers and ask the cash price they offer to uninsured patients.
