Sentence examples for change in utilization from inspiring English sources
Important change in utilization of human resources seldom happens just because an adviser recommends it.
"A good one-third of our population is uninsured so we would not expect any change in utilization with that group," said Virginia Hastings, the director of the Los Angeles County Emergency Medical Services Agency.
In addition, the study neither allows for the investigation of additional explanations for nonadherence nor analyzes expected change in utilization stemming from interventions.
In this study, we aim to test the hypothesis that publication of wait time information would lead to more patients visiting the ED site with shorter published wait time, and that such a change in utilization pattern would lead to reduction in lengthy wait times in a community with two ED sites.
The impacts of such a change in utilization pattern on ED wait times were mixed: rates of wait times exceeding 4 h and the 95th percentile of the wait times in both sites had a statistically significant decrease after the publication of wait time information, although the average wait times slightly increased in both sites (such increases did not achieve statistical significance).
Insurance instability has many perverse outcomes; we find that one of these is a change in utilization patterns.
Some analysts adjust the capital estimates to take into account changing rates of utilization of capacity; otherwise, changes in utilization rates are reflected in the productivity estimates.
Benjamin D. Sommers et al., "Changes in Utilization and Health Among Low-Income Adults After Medicaid Expansior or Expanded Private Insurance, JAMA Internal Medicinee 176, no. 10 (October 1, 2016): 1501–9, https://doi.org/10.1001/jamainternmed.org/10.1001/jamainternmed
To identify, during the period of criminal anthrax exposures in October 2001, changes in utilization of ciprofloxacin and geographic patterns of any identified variations.
Because osteoporosis has a relatively high prevalence among Medicare-eligible postmenopausal women, we examined changes in utilization of osteoporosis medications during this coverage gap.
