* Bartender, daily laborer and Jobless Majority of the respondents in this study (97.3% acceptors, 94.3% non-acceptors and overall 96.8% of mothers) heard about the existence of provider-initiated HIV testing and counseling service during pregnancy and 91.2% acceptors, 90.0% non-acceptors and overall 91.0% of the respondents were in favor of provider-initiated HIV testing and counseling.
For instance, in his paper "Governing Seasteads: An Outline of the Options," Brad Taylor observed: "We tend to take the existence of states monopolistic providers of governance and wielders of coercive force over some large geographic area for granted.
While there is limited scope in the studied clinical setting to alter public sector provider funding and/or staffing priorities, surgeons'/referrers' knowledge of the existence of public sector providers might be addressed, e.g. by means of a provider 'directory', which includes the contact details and method of referral to those providers.
The complexities of navigating the social care system stem from the existence of multiple private providers of different care services within the private social care marketplace.
— Two residents of Texas and Washington state are suing insurer Centene, saying the company's Ambetter plans misrepresented the number, location and existence of in-network providers, even listing the names of nurses and medical students as primary-care doctors.
While PWD acknowledged the existence of disability service providers, many expressed cynicism about their willingness and capacity to be useful, citing examples of indifference and even suspected corruption, particularly in the government sector.
Although this has worked for health care providers in the past, it assumes that infrastructure is in place to actually make it work, such as the existence of an electronic provider directory for the community and a set of legal agreements enabling widespread sharing of data.
Participants identified two additional factors important to the successful implementation of care plans: issues related to access (enhancing provider knowledge of the existence of care plans and ensuring providers have timely access) and issues related to the currency and accuracy of care plans.
Nevertheless, given the existence of asymmetric information between providers and patients, it may be argued that physicians would be likely to induce service use.
Which raises the question: Would the existence of a dominant government provider of health insurance be good or bad?
