Sentence examples for licensed provider from inspiring English sources

With a license, Hyatt would offer health care directly so that tenants would not have to obtain it from an outside licensed provider.

Care sought outside the home included a visit to any of the following providers: an unlicensed provider (traditional healer, unlicensed practitioner, or bought remedy from a shop), pharmacy, or a licensed provider working alone or at a health center.

As "care-seeking outside home" is a much broader term, it was subdivided into two categories: 1) care from unlicensed providers including pharmacy, and 2) care from a licensed provider.

Most caretakers (81.3%) sought some care outside the home for the diarrheal illness (range from 67.0% in Mozambique to 87.9% in Bangladesh), but only 49.6% (range from 24.3% in Bangladesh to 75.9% in Pakistan) sought care from a licensed provider.

15, 16 It is notable in our study that even though most caretakers reported that their children with diarrhea had associated signs of dehydration, the presence of these signs, with the exception of lethargy, was not associated with care seeking from a licensed provider.

Family day care (családi napközi): childcare provided by a licensed provider for a maximum of 5 children at his/her own home.

A: There are advice platforms, but they don't have licensed providers.

Multinomial survey logistic regression was thereupon performed to assess the effect of independent variables to health-seeking behavior for unlicensed providers and licensed providers compared with no care.

In contrast, management of the illness at home without guidance from licensed providers usually did not include offering more to drink, ORS or other recommended fluids, or zinc.

A higher wealth index in The Gambia (aOR = 1.5, 95% CI = 1.1 2.1) and higher educational attainment of the primary caretaker in India (aOR = 3.8, 95% CI = 1.2 12.0) were also associated with seeking care from licensed providers.

Multinomial logistic regression showed that formal education of the primary caretaker (OR = 21.4; 95% CI [3.2 139.0]; P = 0.002) and presence of dry mouth during diarrhea (OR = 17.3; 95% CI [2.7 110.9]; P = 0.003) were associated with seeking care from licensed providers compared with the children for whom care was not sought outside of the home.