Sentence examples for interacting with providers from inspiring English sources

When speaking about their experiences interacting with providers, older adults talked about the quality of interactions as a factor in decision-making about potential future care-seeking.

Individuals with low health literacy are more passive when interacting with providers, less likely to engage in shared decision making, and are less likely to ask questions [ 66].

To address the barriers, navigators completed activities, such as interacting with providers and the healthcare system on patients' behalf, addressing psychosocial issues, performing appointment reminder calls, linking patients with resources, coordinating transportation, and facilitating patient education and responses to clinical questions.

Khan suggested Muslim women should think about whether to wear the niqab, which covers the face, when they interacted with providers of public services.

One solution to these ethical concerns is the use of actors as "simulated" (standardized) patients who interact with providers using a script.

Through these visits the researchers had the opportunity to interact with providers and also observe the delivery and use of pregnancy related services.

In line with Helman [ 23], we argue that since informal providers are mostly from the community, they are acknowledged within the local context and that this provides cultural and social familiarity and a "comfort zone" for clients to interact with providers regarding their SRH problems.

Such research could clarify whether retrospective instruments contribute to poor provider awareness of ESKD patients' symptoms in clinical settings [ 36] due to a failure to capture the severity of symptoms at time points when the patient is unlikely to interact with providers or complete questionnaires (e.g., 6 pm and bedtime).

How DTC testing will interact with provider ordered testing, viewable in the PHR, is unclear.

This process identified factors related to (i) a preference for local providers; (ii) health costs as a constraint; and (iii) unease in interacting with health providers that were not located in the community.

Six major overlapping themes emerged from parents' narratives of interacting with service providers over time.