The patient's lack of adequate information, combined with the provider's reluctance to provide prompt and clear explanations, can lead to conflict, especially when there is an unfavorable outcome.
For example, we have insufficient data to determine which health care providers are limited in their capacity to provide prompt treatment for patients, and why.
Laboratories throughout the country will need to be upgraded to provide prompt results.
Ms. Hindman's service, eppraisals, intends to provide prompt evaluation on the basis of an electronic image, measurements and a description -- for a fee.
Appearing on the "Fox News Sunday" program, Mr. Lieberman said his plan would provide prompt relief to taxpayers, presumably injecting new life into the economy.
This mentality hampers the ability of IT sections "to provide prompt service to new recruits and to remove the privileges of leavers", it adds.
A state judge has fined the Giuliani administration for violating a court order requiring the city to provide prompt and proper shelter for homeless people with AIDS.
It gave the department's mission statement this way: "To provide prompt and first-rate legal service to Enron on a proactive and cost-effective basis".
But executives and corporate boards also have a duty to the public markets and investors to provide prompt information about material risks to their businesses.
And the anger at Mr. Feinberg raises yet another set of questions about the eventual success of a novel program that government officials said would provide prompt, generous financial relief to devastated families.
Moreover, he said, if nonworking circuits cause the tenant to be deprived of essential services and the apartment becomes uninhabitable, the landlord's failure to provide prompt access could result in a breach of the warranty of habitability.
