Sentence examples for materials for providers from inspiring English sources

Programs have generally concentrated first on communications at the clinics to provide materials for providers, clients, and their families.

Provider- targeted strategies were found to be the focus of 17.2% of articles in Sudan, 14% of those in Palestine and 13.4% of those in Jordan (Table 2, Additional File 1) specifically educational materials for providers.

We aimed to develop and evaluate training materials for provider-initiated HIV counseling and testing, HIV prevention and integrated primary HIV care and support for HCWs involved in the care of patients with TB at the primary health care clinic level in the DRC.

Improving vaccination educational materials for healthcare providers could more easily identify people who should be vaccinated.

Beginning in 1999, CDC funds have been made available to high prevalence states for perinatal HIV prevention programs and enhanced perinatal surveillance and to national organizations to develop perinatal HIV prevention training and education materials for healthcare providers and patients.

The teams are already undertaking a diligent process of pre-acute care discharge preparation (i.e., prior to implementation of the TOC communication tool) in which attempts are made to prepare communication materials for community providers.

Training materials were developed and certification provided for providers who attended the course.

Many specialists (61 %) reported that the delivery of resources and materials for children and providers was a regular part of what they do in a home visit.

According to the partners' definition, the core SDM package included CycleBeads (offered in a small plastic bag with instructions and a multi-year calendar), training curricula and in-service training materials for health care providers and supervisors, and awareness-raising materials and activities that focused on both men and women.

Previous research suggests that printed educational materials for patients and/or providers have little effect on their own, but that they are more effective when used to guide communication between clinician and patient or when paired with verbal advice by a clinician [ 12, 13, 15, 30- 33].

Associated costs to the implementation of this program included mileage for the provider, materials for home visits and training in the PAT™ curriculum.