In developing our proposed purpose and direction, we listened to hundreds of people – our staff, stakeholders, professionals, providers, the public – who gave us their views.
The survivorship community, including public health professionals, providers, policymakers, survivors, advocates, and caregivers, must work collaboratively to identify, develop, and implement interventions that benefit cancer survivors.
Easy device procurement refers to the situation in which a consumer obtains a device from a supplier without an evaluation by a professional provider.
Since its founding, the Hetrick-Martin Institute has grown from a small, volunteer-led grass-roots advocacy organization into a leading professional provider of social support and programming for at-risk lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender or questioning (LGBTQ) youth.
Basically therapeutic relations are agreements reached between a professional provider and a care seeker.
The desired immediate outcome of PCN formation is the growth of inter-professional provider collaboration [ 14].
(Nurse, NZ) This conceptualisation is shifting more of the responsibility to the health professional, provider and system.
Male Wistar-Kyoto rats weighing 150-190 g and obtained from a professional provider (Si Lai Ke Experimental Animal Co. Ltd., Shanghai) were housed in a room with temperature maintained at 22°C and a light-controlled 12 h light/dark cycle.
The reason behind the decision to start such a programme is that, despite excellent results of the national insurance scheme, many women are still reluctant to be attended to by a professional provider until a problem arises, often too late.
Turning to community-based, non-professional providers to deliver psychosocial interventions can address the acute shortages of mental health professionals.
Our value-add is that these are interesting programs from professional providers," she said.
