Sentence examples for higher level providers from inspiring English sources

The medication method can be offered by clinicians without surgical skills thus potentially increasing access for women while also reducing hospital costs and freeing up the time of over-burdened higher level providers [ 10, 11].

New models of care provision are needed to improve efficiency of existing health services that provide HIV care and treatment including those which rationalize the use of the limited higher level providers through the maximum delegation of tasks within the formal health care team.

**Injectable contraceptives are primarily available through the Dimpa network in India, and within this network, only high level providers can give injections.

Most of the studies included in the review were conducted in high-income countries and focused on treatments performed by high-level providers under colposcopic guidance.

Although innovative models of referral and management services are being tested in resource-limited settings [ 19], it must be noted that LEEP is still typically performed by high-level providers in district or provincial facilities.

In EMS settings with higher-level providers (especially physicians), such as those that follow the FGM, ultrasound has a potentially wider role, greatly enhancing the physician's diagnostic and monitoring capabilities with a non-invasive, unharmful, repeatable, cost-effective tool.

By capturing deaths, readmissions, and referrals to higher-level providers, the event is far more frequent than short-term mortality.

We work with mid- and higher-level providers including nurses, medical technicians, Lady Health Visitors (community health workers), and doctors.

Of the 9,991 first events of unsuccessful maintainability, 3,275 (32.8%) were deaths, 3,522 (35.3%) readmissions, and 3,194 (32.0%) referrals to higher-level providers.

In our study, non-certified providers, usually village doctors or untrained birth attendants, sometimes helped refer women to higher-level providers with the use of mobile phones when they were unable to treat serious complications.

Moreover, success in Uganda, Ethiopia, and other SSA countries suggests that the role of CHWs need no longer be limited to distribution of condoms and oral contraceptive pills or referral to higher-level providers.