Sentence examples for practice in provider from inspiring English sources

Physicians who practice in provider teams that include NPs and PAs are more supportive of NPs and PAs performing Pap tests that physicians who do not practice in provider teams that include NPs and PAs [ 29].

A number of studies have explored factors influencing the management of lifestyle issues in PHC, mainly through the cross sectional analysis of factors associated with self reported practice in provider surveys.

A lack of well-staffed and skilled assessment by the police was thought to contribute to tragedies, as did marked variations in practice in provider organisations in the National Health Service.

Patients have a right to know whether or not their health care providers are willing to participate in physician-assisted suicide and whether the health care system their providers practice in will allow it...

In some cases, there are special rules that provide extra payment for rural providers and those who practice in designated provider shortage areas.

(CMW's Aunt) Not unexpectedly, the few CMWs who tried to establish practices in provider-dense areas failed to attract paying patients.

The interview guides contained questions about the evolution of dual practice in Uganda, providers' motivation to engage in dual practice, advantages and disadvantages or challenges linked to dual practice, facility-level policies and management approaches, and potential policy recommendations.

This care management practice, in which providers received reminders of appropriate care delivered as computerized prompts or paper chart attachments, had a strong effect on both glycemic and lipid monitoring rates, increasing the odds ratios for glycemic monitoring by 4.07 (p < 0.00001) and for lipid monitoring by 1.63 (p < 0.0006) (Table 3).

Although obstetrician/gynecologists (OB/GYNs) play an important role in sickle cell disease (SCD) screening and patient care, there is little information on knowledge of SCD or sickle cell trait (SCT) or related practices in this provider group.

Further, the discordance between providers' perceptions of frailty and measured frailty may be even greater in practice because providers in this study were informed of the criteria included in measured frailty.

Wagner and colleagues reported their experience in the chronic condition Breakthrough Series, suggesting the removal of disincentives in practice encourages providers' in delivery of effective chronic illness care [ 7].