Sentence examples for practices to receive from inspiring English sources

After providing informed consent and completing a baseline survey, eligible men were randomized within practices to receive one of the SDM interventions or a highway safety control video.

Established in 1977, it allows participating medical practices to receive higher reimbursement from Medicare and Medicaid, major payers for rural populations.

They hence enable primary health planners to tailor healthcare services to meet local needs of the populations that actively visit general practices to receive primary healthcare services.

In order for practices to receive reimbursement, all medical personnel who were to provide the preventive services (physicians, physician assistants, nurses, medical office assistants) were required to undergo a CME program accredited by the NC Pediatrics Society (NCPS) and the NC Academy of Family Physicians (NCAFP).

Other examples of an implied term can include an employer's decision to pay a bonus every year, or an enhanced redundancy pay, which could give rise to a custom and practice to receive such benefits.

"So while £500m was given to ease the pressures in A&E, it's a kick in the teeth for general practice to receive £50m not to ease any crisis or pressure, but actually to provide even more over seven days a week," Nagpaul will tell GPs.

As a father of four school-age children, he knew of the terror among teachers of such inspections and that it was normal practice to receive just half a day's notice to avoid the priming of pupils and the cover-up of failure.

Also, is it common practice to receive a short-term salary from a principal investigator (PI) until one finds a fellowship?

There is a Heaven practice to receive the heart in our heart, the heart of life.

I called PR Newswire, part of the duopoly along with Business Wire that earns fees for distributing corporate news releases, and an executive there told me it was their practice to receive an earnings release from a reporting company up to several hours before the designated distribution time.

This group are unlikely in usual clinical practice to receive formal falls prevention interventions.