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Many providers had, for example, recently provided contraceptives to young people, and a large proportion of providers expressed competence to provide pills, injections and male condoms and, to a limited extent, also fertility awareness methods.

Third, Canadian healthcare settings are culturally diverse with a large proportion of providers with English as a second language.

A large proportion of providers (n = 114 (61.9%)) believed that infants should be active for 45 minutes or less each day, and only 56 providers (29.7%) perceived toddlers to require more than 90 minutes of activity per day.

In this state, a larger proportion of providers are under HMO capitation agreements.

The findings of our study suggest that excluding unregulated care providers from quality improvement interventions may be inappropriate, especially given the large proportion of unregulated providers giving care in LTC settings [ 15].

Despite substantial effort to promote electronic data management in patient care, a large proportion of healthcare providers still rely on paper-based patient records.

In an open ended question, a large proportion of the providers were of the opinion that young peoples' lack of factual information and knowledge about contraceptives (72%) as well as fears of actual and perceived side effects (63%) were reasons why young people did not use contraceptives.

Therefore, lessons learned from this study may thus be readily applicable to a large proportion of primary care providers.

The nursing profession represents a large proportion of health care providers and a potential workforce to address gaps in the provision of recommended health care.

A third obstacle is continued ignorance of the available methods among a large proportion of the health care providers [ 6].

The Joint Commission and other leading authorities of quality and safety in the United States identified communication lapses as responsible for a large proportion of poor patient and provider outcomes [ 4, 5].