Sentence examples for disease providers from inspiring English sources

One limitation to use of the PROMIS measures includes their scoring referenced to the U.S., which may create barriers for applications outside the U.S. When possible, it is recommended that a combination of universal and condition-targeted HRQOL measures be used, and there is evidence that kidney disease providers prefer assessments that include both types [8].

Comparing and combining ICERs performed with country-specific costs is challenging, as patient, disease, provider, and health-care system factors may influence transferability.

However, many different components seem to be related to successful self-management of this chronic disease; provider characteristics, the patient-physician relationship, and patients' personal characteristics and beliefs, as well as environmental, social, and cultural factors act as important contributors to this complex issue [ 12].

Since many publications provide insights into the large clinical and economic burden of the disorder, patients, employers, disease management providers, and health plans alike would benefit from a standardized set of migraine quality measures.

This approach is also consistent with the growing focus on population health and disease prevention; providers recognize that new models of care will allow them to (and be paid to!) help patients stay healthy and manage their chronic illnesses.

Most states utilize a dual reporting structure: mandatory case reporting of a disease by providers and mandatory reporting of test results by laboratories to public health authorities.

At a time when the benefits of PCa screening are uncertain it is essential to understand the value of genomic information in motivating healthy behaviors and medical decision-making in persons at increased risk of the disease and providers.

The incidence of gout has tripled over the recent decades and now represents the most common form of inflammatory arthritis in men and women. 1 In order to successfully meet the challenge of this surge in disease burden, providers are required to correctly diagnose and distinguish gout from other forms of joint disease.

Strategically, this study focused on the AQHI, an important national translational tool that distils the complexity of air quality science and health risk into a simple visual linear scale for individuals with chronic disease, healthcare providers and public health and environmental policymakers.

The indications for surgery are not solely determined based on clinical features such as imaging or extent of disease; rather, providers need to work with their patients to consider how bothered patients are by their symptoms, and discuss their goals and concerns regarding treatment for their joint pain.

Although we were unable to assess whether any of these prescriptions represented long-term treatment for a chronic Lyme disease diagnosis, providers and patients should be educated regarding the lack of effectiveness and risks associated with long-term antimicrobial therapy (7 ).