Sentence examples for changing provider from inspiring English sources
Grimshaw et al. suggest that active interventions, such as educational outreach and reminders to specific providers, are more effective than passive dissemination for changing provider behavior across a wide range of professional behavior change interventions.
"In the past, these slowdowns have occurred not just because of the direct effect of reforms, but because of greater attention to reforms changing provider and patient behavior," said Mark B. McClellan, the economist and doctor who ran Medicare and Medicaid under President George W. Bush.
Without changing provider reimbursement, the best technology in the world will be stymied.
In the model, applications are insulated from the rapidly changing provider APIs and from the dynamically changing collection of infrastructure products and services.
With appropriate use, surveys cannot only supplement data obtained through other research, but they can provide important insights to help in the rational design of interventions aimed at changing provider and patient behavior.
As Isner et al. (2011) suggest, more research is needed on implementation of coaching programs that could illuminate which aspects of coaching models are most effective in changing provider practices with children and families.
This required changing providers in a number of cases.
*The Cellular Telecommunications and Internet Association proposed that the Federal Communications Commission let cellphone users keep their same telephone number when changing providers.
About 48percentt of those surveyed cited the desire for fewer service interruptions as the primary reason for changing providers.
Industry analysts say that the new rules allowing customers to keep a phone number when changing providers may force some improvements in service.
Collective energy-switching schemes promise to save consumers hundreds of pounds as well as taking the stress and confusion out of changing providers.
