Sentence examples for provider capita from inspiring English sources

Hundreds of professional interpreters are boycotting ALS, now owned by the service provider Capita, over what they say are low fees.

The Labour-run leadership commissioned an independent report into the council's £60m-a-year contract with its IT and call centre provider Capita.

Another study revealed that the country has the fewest anesthesia providers per capita -- one for every five million people -- which drastically limits its ability to deliver surgical care.

4 17 30 34 35 44 To put this into perspective, in the USA and the UK there is an estimated ratio of 1 4000 or 1 5000 of anaesthetic providers per capita.

The commercial providers in the running for the sought-after "lead provider" contract are Capita and a consortium led by UnitedHealth that includes its lobbying agency Hanover Media, KPMG and BT.

Can they be mitigated?" The results in this article are based on a study in a large IT service provider (which we call "Capita" from now on) for the aviation industry.

Two other providers made the shortlist - Capita and CSC - and the latter has now been named the Ministry of Defence's (MoD's) preferred bidder.

That may not be entirely fair (Sweden is still one of the largest per capita foreign aid providers in the world), but – as with many countries – much of Sweden's image is a mixture of facts, half-truths and mythology.

On top of our findings of a decrease on public ED demand, ADSE reported an increase of 12%% in consultations per capita in private providers in 2012 (and more than 20%% in private emergency departments), which reinforces our hypothesis of reallocation of demand from the public to the private sector after the increase in NHS co-payments [28].

The major disadvantage of a per capita system is that the provider may be tempted to provide less than needed services to the client.

The sharing of risk between schemes/NHIA, providers and clients under a per capita system has a better potential to ensure the financial sustainability and preservation of the NHIS.