Sentence examples for provider low from inspiring English sources

If GOP legislators had succeeded in defunding the health care provider, low income women would have been hit particularly hard.

Our results also suggest that PIEM assessment is far from optimal because of care provider low confidence in assessment tools and patient ambivalent views of the usefulness of assessment.

[Statistically significant values are bolded.] *All women: BMI models adjusted for GWG and GWG models adjusted for BMI; also adjusted for maternal age, parity, weight-for-gestational age, prepregnancy health problems, antenatal care provider, low-income-cut-off, educational attainment, province of residence, ethnicity, support, stress and history of depression.

Competition with other providers, low government reimbursement rates and low salaries were among the factors, the association said.

It keeps its payments to providers low and delivers care, according to one recent analysis, more cheaply than a private plan could.

Your April 17 editorial "The Perils of Cutting Medicaid" correctly notes that Medicaid is "already Scrooge-like" in that it keeps "payments to providers low".

He likes American Tower's long-term contracts with service providers, low operating costs and solid cash flow.

This body of literature highlights the existence of demand-side barriers to service use such as household geographic remoteness (and therefore difficulties in reaching the providers), low education levels, cultural aspects and poor economic conditions.

Across the first to fourth most common types of colleagues, responders were most likely to work with conventional providers (low of 46.9% for fourth to high of 74.4% for first), followed by CAM, and lastly other providers.

Rural health care, in most of these states, is marked by absenteeism of doctors/health providers, low level of skills, shortage of medicines, inadequate supervision/monitoring, and callous attitudes (29).

They conclude that health providers' low level of TB suspicion in adult cases results in several consultations at various health facilities before referral and diagnosis, increasing cost of TB diagnosis significantly.