The paper found that health is strongly associated with alternative health care consultations - people with a chronic condition, lower health status, and self-perceived unmet health care needs are more likely to see an alternative health care provider, a situation supported by the literature [ 8, 10, 24].
Further exploration of the providers' work situation and barriers to good interaction with patients is needed.
Further exploration of the providers' work situation and barriers to good interaction is needed.
PIEM management could be optimized by sensitizing care providers to the situation; improving communication among care providers; providing information and education to patients and care providers to recognize, assess, prevent and treat PIEM; and elaborating and proposing standardized structured procedures to manage this particular clinical situation.
PIEM management could be optimized by alerting care providers to the situation, improving communication among care providers, and providing education to patients and care providers.
Consistently, the majority of the empirical evidence finds that firms increase their demand for trade credit to overcome financial constraints and that suppliers may act as liquidity providers in situations of credit rationing (e.g. Petersen and Rajan 1997; Nilsen 2002; Danielson and Scott 2004; Cuñat 2007; Garcia-Appendini and Montoriol-Garriga 2013).
This included parents standing up against their child's health care providers in situations when they did not agree.
Third, there can also be variability related to information; health-care providers face situations in which they must take action, even with in-complete information or - paradoxically - too much information.
(UK nurse in Hospice, case L3) As has been shown, many care providers described situations in which their decisional and emotional closeness was lowered, and how this influenced the emotional impact of their involvement and their perceptions of moral responsibility.
-PCP, Site B Types of alerts perceived as unnecessary varied across the sites, but at both sites providers discussed situations when they were needlessly notified of events they deemed as strictly "for your information".
