Sentence examples for extensive provider from inspiring English sources
In Turkey, a study with a low rate of success with medical abortion was followed by a second study with a much higher completion rate after more extensive provider education and experience were provided [ 10, 11].
Economics are still important, and the extensive provider cuts in the health care law and reliance on underfinanced Medicaid programs threaten the newly insured with the empty promise of coverage without care.
Techniques such as visual inspection with acetic acid (VIA) and visual inspection with Lugol's Iodine (VILI) are less expensive and require minimal supplies and infrastructure; however there are concerns that these approaches do not have adequate specificity without extensive provider training and experience.
Focus now needs to shift to program development and implementation, including more extensive provider training and assurance of drug availability.
Newer datasets, using electronic data collection methods, contain more extensive patient and provider variables and associated visit outcomes.
It is possible that CLD patients are attracted to unconventional providers – those providing extensive antibiotic regimens beyond current guidelines ('Lyme-literate medical doctors') and/or CAM providers due to the lack of symptomatic relief, as well as a perceived lack of sympathy to the diagnosis of CLD in more conventional settings.
Based on our extensive knowledge of providers of these CAM therapies, the study team identified providers with reputations for providing high-quality care to individuals with chronic low back pain.
Lastly, religious institutions provide extensive support to institutional care providers; yet they have not reached out into the communities to support households caring for orphaned and separated children which represent a missed opportunity to ensure children remain in family-based care.
Compare that to the extensive training abortion providers have to undergo, not to mention the stringent regulations imposed on abortion clinics.
Also, some nursery managers may have sought extensive input from providers when responding to survey questions, while others did not, which may impact the quality of data across nurseries.
