Sentence examples for prompt provision from inspiring English sources

A fourth factor contributing to the dramatic decrease in malarial incidence in our cohort was likely the prompt provision of effective therapy for each episode of malaria.

Therefore, recognition of CRC symptoms as early as possible coupled with prompt provision of medical attention for those who are experiencing associated symptoms is critical.

In view of the probable serious consequences of CSA in the short-, medium-, and long terms, it is important to ensure early recognition of symptoms and prompt provision of support.

These 3 statements were concerned with initial risk screening and care plan to be done within 24 h of admission respectively (Q1a & 2b), and prompt provision of all community equipment (Q3g).

Furthermore, PHII operationally defined the purpose of the electronic Child Health Profile "to facilitate assessment and prompt provision of appropriate services to ensure an optimal healthy start for all children and improve the health of children" [[ 27], p. S54].

Objective of this activity is recognition of low birth weight (LBW), prompt provision of care of low birth babies and subsequent referral if required at the health system level to reduce associated neonatal morbidity and mortality.

Mr. Perry had spoken favorably of the prompt payment provision, but at least two of Mr. Toomey's major clients opposed the legislation: the health insurer Cigna and a group called Texans for Lawsuit Reform.

The MA organization must process requests for payment according to the "prompt payment" provisions set forth in § 422.520.

The sexual misconduct allegations against the former Fox News host Bill O'Reilly and the Hollywood producer Harvey Weinstein — and the confidential settlements arising from those accusations — have prompted a provision in the final tax bill that aims to stem the use of nondisclosure agreements.

NYT's Christina Caron: "The sexual misconduct allegations against the former Fox News host Bill O'Reilly and the Hollywood producer Harvey Weinstein — and the confidential settlements arising from those accusations — have prompted a provision in the final tax bill that aims to stem the use of nondisclosure agreements.

Given the complexities associated with establishing whether alcohol consumption is 'at-risk', computer-based approaches to routine screening of patients are worthy of exploration as a method for prompting the provision of advice in primary care.