Sentence examples for measures of provider from inspiring English sources

Outcome: objective measures of provider behaviour, such as proportion of patients treated in accordance with guidelines.

DM assisted in designing data collection protocols, selection of measures of provider satisfaction and managed care, and interpretation of results.

First, using continuous measures of provider assessment and refill adherence, the strength of linear correlation between the 2 measures was assessed.

We also collected participant demographic data and evaluated other secondary outcomes including total volume administered, number of catheter dislodgements, number of technical errors, and subjective and objective measures of provider fatigue.

Such information is not likely to take the form of recommending for or against specific countries, facilities, or physicians abroad given the large number and diversity of medical tourism providers and the lack of reliable measures of provider quality.

Secondary objectives include determination of catheter dislodgement rates, subjective and objective measures of provider fatiguability and descriptive information regarding any technical issues encountered with performance of each method under the study.

We lack measures on a wide variety of important and common conditions and procedures, as well as measures of providers' ability to protect patients from errors and infections.

A greater emphasis was placed on possible measures of providers' ability to acquire and apply research evidence.

Our limited assessment of criterion validity shows weak but statistically significant associations between the general influence of research evidence among providers and more specific measures of providers' change in approach to preventing or treating a clinical condition.

For example, it could build in a cut to employer national insurance contributions if unemployment is high, offering three months of national salary insurance to temporarily unemployed workers, giving extra funding to JobCentre Plus if the claimant count spikes, and amending the payment schedule of the work programme to take account of the cycle so it becomes a true measure of provider performance.

This seems to be a pragmatically based measure of provider performance related to patient outcome.