Sentence examples for effect on providers from inspiring English sources

The marginal rate should be abolished – we have not seen the withheld 70% invested in prevention and reducing demand for A&E and this has a punitive effect on providers, creating a poorer working environment and damaging staff morale.

"Whilst second homes can have benefits for the local economy and tourism, the fact they are occupied for part of the year only may have an adverse effect on providers of local services and the availability of affordable housing for local people," he said.

This paper also assesses the intervention's effect on providers' perceived quality of HIV-related services, and examines this in relation to the observed performance on HIV-related services.

The success of incentive schemes depends not only on their effect on providers' performance while incentives are active but also on subsequent performance once incentives are withdrawn.

Professional development in the form of health worker training and workshops, in combination with NGO supervision and quality assurance support for HIV services, had a demonstrable effect on providers' attitudes and service motivation.

While providing important information that can be used as a basis for improvement, their findings have also had a pronounced effect on providers of individual implants and lately also on hospitals.

Specifically, if the reforms passed in Texas had no effect on provider behavior, then we would expect the levels of health insurance losses incurred by Texas health insurers to be equal before and after the reform.

A Cochrane systematic review of training programs aimed at providers to improve patient-centered approach reported a positive effect on provider consultation skills [ 40].

Saturation training to the level of that reported in one excluded study (94%) (El-Arifeen 2004) can potentially create a 'herd effect' on provider practices.

However, the large retrospective cohort study of Heisler et al. found that patient adherence had little effect on provider's decision about intensifying therapy [ 32].

Regardless of the payment method applied, the fact remains that activities of the purchasing body (NHIA) has trickledown effect on provider institutions that are at the receiving end.