Sentence examples for provider reduction from inspiring English sources

At the level (and responsibility) of the water provider, reduction of turbidity and organic carbon levels and the employment of biofilm-discouraging pipes (e.g., antimicrobial coated or impregnated) might prove useful (Table 2).

All told, the CFRB estimates that 85percentt of the $575 billion in the savings for Medicare in Trump's budget come from provider reductions, many of which follow a path first charted by Obama.

Granted, some might make the case that Obama already grabbed the low-hanging fruit and that this round of provider reductions could lead to fewer doctors being willing to see Medicare patients.

This is motivated by individual resource providers' cost reduction.

Because government experts do not believe current law is sustainable, they have developed what is known as the alternative fiscal scenario that uses more realistic assumptions about the kind of provider payment reductions that can be achieved over the long haul while retaining a reasonable level of access to care for Medicare beneficiaries.

Nearly 60% of providers cited reduction in menstrual bleeding as a key "attractive" attribute for clients.

Responding to calls for "prevention with positives" interventions, the Positive Choice program was designed to support medical providers' risk-reduction efforts with minimal additional burden.

We demonstrated that raising awareness and providing simple health messages result in high provider visits and reduction in BP in the Bangladeshi hypertensive population.

"As harm reduction providers, we're engaging individuals on safer drug use and providing the tools and resources to prevent overdose and transmission, but the reality is there isn't a consistent, safe space to apply these strategies". .

In addition to the peace of mind they offer, these gadgets can save you cash, as a number of insurance providers offer a reduction in your premiums for having one on board.

The Housing Executive said new commitments in 2017/2018 meant it had to "advise providers of a reduction to some budgets in the order of 5%".