Sentence examples for combination of providers from inspiring English sources

The remainder are cared for by nannies, siblings under the age of 13 or a combination of providers.

The other participants had been tested previously at least once: 5.7% (304/5323) by the STI clinic, 6.2% (328/5323) by GPs, 3.5% (187/5323) by medical specialists, and 3.9% (206/5323) by a combination of providers.

The proportion of chlamydia positive tests was comparable in newly reached participants (4.8%, 204/4298) versus participants previously tested at an STI clinic (3.6%, 11/304), by GPs (5.2%, 17/328), by medical specialists (3.7%, 7/187), or by a combination of providers (5.3%, 11/206) (P = 0.82).

In the chlamydia screening programme, 80.7% (4298/5323) of participants were newly reached, others were previously tested by the STI clinic (5.7%, n=304), GPs (6.2%, n=328), medical specialists (3.5%, n=187) or a combination of providers (3.9%, n=206).

Given these results, a patient-oriented decision aid alone may be insufficient to ensure test ordering based on patient preferences or increase test ordering and completion to desired levels; multifaceted interventions that target a combination of providers, patients, or office systems may be more likely to increase screening rates [ 17].

The purpose of the pilot is to test whether the combination of provider reimbursements and quality reviews will increase utilization of quality maternal services by poor women.

The combination of provider education and financial reimbursement can speed-up the diffusion process because they increase provider awareness and knowledge of the innovation and its relative advantages[ 18].

Finally, based on the combination of provider specialty and procedure codes, we classified each face-to-face encounter into one of the three types of outpatient care: primary care, specialty care, and mental health care.

Cox proportional-hazards regression with time-dependent covariates was used to estimate the relative hazard of cART initiation as a function of risk profile, where risk profile was defined as a combination of provider, clinical, and treatment regimen characteristics.

Future research should compare the quality and costs associated with various combinations of providers and allocations of patient care work, and should elucidate the approaches that maximize quality and efficiency.

11 None of these studies, though, are in the more recent cART era, nor do they account for combinations of provider-level factors (years experience, panel size, specialization).