Sentence examples for mixture of providers from inspiring English sources

For whole populations, typically of about 500,000, PCTs purchased hospital, community health and some primary medical care services by contracting a mixture of providers, some private but still mostly NHS-owned.

Like the general health services, oral health care in Burkina Faso has been organized through a public/private mixture of providers based on an out-of-pocket payment system.

The remainder reported health care provider perspectives only (n = 4), these together with individual patient or community perspectives (n = 23), a mixture of provider, patient/community, and researcher observations (n = 4) or the latter two only (n = 2).

Because outpatient care was provided by a mixture of public and private providers, we used average wholesale medication prices to estimate medication costs, which overestimated actual costs to TB clinics that have access to reduced (often one half to one third) medication prices negotiated with pharmaceutical companies.

In Cambodia, the population relies upon a mixture of public facilities, private providers, private drug sellers and traditional healers.

They will be a mixture of public service and private providers and, in our role as an apprenticeship training agency, we will help to co-ordinate training providers in local areas".

The category "non-government non-profit" should be interpreted with caution; these hospitals represent a heterogeneous mixture of non-governmental organizations and providers that may be controlled by a government agency but operated as a semi-autonomous unit.

The questionnaire administered to health care providers used a mixture of Likert scales and closed and open-ended questions.

Information was also collected from relevant Aboriginal and non-Aboriginal health service providers from a mixture of primary and tertiary health care service settings.

A mixture of consensus and inconsistencies were noted among providers, on the way they communicated information to caretakers.

About 5 percent of providers do not.