Sentence examples for provider ability from inspiring English sources

Pediatric medical provider ability to correctly identify the weight status of children was represented as the number of photographed children for whom weight status was correctly identified (out of 12).

Our motivating concepts were two-fold: 1. that of "conditional length of stay", introduced by Silber and colleagues, as the length of stay after a stay is prolonged, reflecting both patient complications and/or co-morbid medical conditions, and provider ability to manage complicated cases [ 30, 31].

We only received sphygmomanometer I'm here since February, and we haven´t assessed pregnant women's blood pressure…" [Nurse at Health Center] Those interviewed noted that problems with the continuing education system to help providers stay up-to-date on the latest evidence-based guidelines hinders provider ability to fully implement the ANC model.

Universal access to essential health care services is fundamental to nurses' and other frontline women's health care providers' ability to provide comprehensive care.

A number of barriers and drivers were identified that related to the providers ability to provide SNAPW health literacy interventions.

As noted, the urological cancer surgeon was the main 'social' influence on providers' ability to provide PFMT, by virtue of their role as primary referrer.

Our goals are to facilitate a) primary care providers' ability to provide appropriate, culturally informed care of depression, and b) patients' knowledge of and resources for receiving treatment for depression.

Goals of the project are to facilitate a) primary care providers' ability to provide appropriate, culturally informed care of depression in adult Asian American and Latino American patients, and b) patients' knowledge of and resources for receiving treatment for depression.

"It could impact providers' ability to stay in business," she said.

Sports rights and drama production costs have risen, as providers' ability to bring in large audiences and create so-called "event television" such as Kevin Spacey in Netflix's House of Cards has become a valuable commodity.

Title II also has hurt smaller providers' ability to get financing and reduced infrastructure investment.