(PEP interview participant) The impact of negative patient-provider interactions was evident when participants described providers giving mixed or conflicting information about treatment options, not communicating adequately, or not soliciting participants' feedback in establishing treatment goals.
There were 32 papers describing provider factors, 27 describing provider and service context and 20 that described barriers and drivers at the provider patient interface.
Descriptive statistics were generated to describe provider and patient characteristics overall and by model type.
Studies describing provider reports of the barriers to the provision of smoking cessation support or treatment, and unpublished grey literature, were also excluded.
The objective of this work was to describe provider behaviour related to supply of health services to insured clients in Ghana and the influence of provider payment methods on incentives and behaviour.
We evaluate the impact of the birth dose suspension on underimmunization for the hepatitis B vaccine series among 24-month-olds in five large provider groups and describe provider practices potentially associated with underimmunization following the suspension.
In this context the term can be used to describe provider organizations, a combined arrangement of functions, programmes and goods (e.g. Common Listing of Services of the Spanish National Health Service) [ 9], a physical facility, or an organizational unit.
59 Next, we will perform a multivariate linear regression to describe provider and patient characteristics associated with first PIP incidence density (see online supplementary table 3B), which will be ranked and categorised into deciles and will act as the dependent variable, with prescriber and patient characteristics serving as independent variables.
This paper describes providers' experiences in mentoring as a method of capacity building.
This study describes providers' perceptions and beliefs about infants' and toddlers' physical activity, and assesses their knowledge of physical activity guidelines, to establish if and where providers may need support to promote physical activity in child care settings.
In addition, trends in prescribing by class and seasonal variation are described by provider group over 6 years.
