Sentence examples for different types of providers from inspiring English sources

Any differences between different types of providers are explicitly noted.

We frequently referred back to the raw data and used matrices containing data for each theme to help us identify similarities and differences across the different types of providers, age groups and gender.

These data highlight some of the difficulties in interpreting the term ALS, since it might mean different care provided by different types of providers.

The costing study reported in this paper was designed to inform policy makers about the total costs of health care services, where costs arise across the health sector and what the differences are in costs between the different types of providers and levels of care.

Site selection methodology aimed to provide a balanced cross-section of patients cared for by different types of providers of medical aid (e.g. academic hospitals, private practices) in each country.

"We launched with a provider network, and that's always been our model, a really holistic model with a lot of different types of providers like doctors and nurses and nutritionists and physical therapists, all working in a care team," Ryder says.

We asked this question separately for different types of provider, because it is possible that the results differ between the types of provider.

In fact, our manifesto said we would give elected "local health boards the freedom to commission services for local people from a range of different types of provider, including, for example, staff co-operatives, on the basis of a level playing field in any competitive tendering – ending any current bias in favour of private providers".

They represent four different types of provider, but the findings cannot be extrapolated to hospitals in other provinces.

Results from the wider project's patient exit and provider surveys suggest considerable variation in the presumptive treatment of malaria between and amongst different types of provider (Mangham et al. 2012).

Finally, a further consideration could be that service users' perceptions of different types of provider influence their reported experience of care, although we believe that service users are mostly unaware of who provides their out of hours GP care or the type of organisation.