Sentence examples for fear of providers from inspiring English sources

Poor perceptions or experiences of care and fear of providers and practices were common reasons to avoid certain health facilities, especially in the public sector.

The main reasons for the non-disclosure included fear of health providers getting angry about CAM use and the lack of interest shown by the providers in knowing about the use of alternative remedies among the patients.

The greatest fear of most providers is not sexually transmitted diseases or getting busted: it's getting emotionally involved.

'We did our best to try to care for them and try to get them to stay, but they were 21 and 24, and there was no way we could force them to stay, and neither could the FBI.'" Looking at what happened in London, where sex workers turned down aid for fear of service providers cooperating with police, it's easy to understand why these women left the shelter.

Lack of social support could also mean they feel like they have no one to lean on if they do get bad news… (female provider 3) Another negative emotional experience clients may have is fear of their provider.

The case describes the virtues of the milestones system, as seen by the state; the fears of service providers and advocates that the new incentive system would cause a deterioration in the nature of assistance and therapy; and the early results of the program.

But the fears of abortion providers alarmed by the Supreme Court's 2007 ruling were not borne out because Kennedy's ruling was written narrowly.

The frequency and timing of ANC visits is also important as it could help women to overcome fears of health providers [ 12].

Mr. Anderson argued that some inner-city men shy away from relationships because of social pressure and fear of failing as providers: "These men are much more marginal to such situations," he said.

Fear of offending health providers or being construed as challenging their expertise and authority may make Filipino patients more reticent and thus may affect HSB.

Nearly half of providers fear they will go out of business in the next 12 months and 81% say they are so stressed about financial viability it is affecting their mental health.