Sentence examples for client provider from inspiring English sources
The DHS network in each district, consisting of 10 15 sub-district health centres and a district hospital so called the 'close to client' provider was contracted based on capitation to provide OP services to the catchment population (Prakongsai 2008).
The relations between the involved organizations (client, provider and third parties) and their respective conflicting objectives are captured through a non-zero-sum and non-symmetric roles SBDN negotiation.
"It poses an interesting challenge to other competitors in the [cloud computing] space particularly Google because it doesn't own a desktop," says David Koretz, chief executive of corporate e-mail client provider BlueTie.
We acknowledge that observing client provider interaction may bias in a positive direction the results obtained on quality of care.
Facility survey data and client provider observations will be captured on paper and double entered into a pre-designed database.
The intervention is an evidence-based program that was specifically designed to overcome known client, provider, and organizational system barriers to depression care in the home care setting.
Client provider-interaction remains the core of clinical practice and the care offered should be acceptable for both the health care professional and the client [ 4, 5].
Purchasing services at "close-to-client" provider, in this case the primary healthcare network at district level is a good practice, where rural poor can actually use services when needed and with better utilization rate.
The heads of CHC described several strategies on how to optimize the use of human resources at the health stations, but they did not provide strategies to improve specifically the client-provider interaction.
One approach to improve client-provider relationships and to encourage improved interactions might be to provide the necessary informational materials to both the IUs and health care providers.
After obtaining informed consent from the client, a structured non-participatory observation of the client-provider interaction will be undertaken to determine the quality of care provided.
