Sentence examples for providers conduct from inspiring English sources

NETWORK DOCTORS Now is the time that big insurance networks and health care providers conduct their annual negotiations over fee and rate increases.

This instruction is likely to change as it has been recently recommended in the WA FASD Model of Care [ 93] that all maternity providers conduct screening for alcohol consumption using the AUDIT-C tool, and in addition, the recently introduced National Woman Held Pregnancy Record [ 94] requires AUDIT-C scores and brief intervention to be recorded.

By yesterday, well under 10,000 of the 240,000 eligible students had signed up with outside providers, according to a survey of providers conducted by The New York Times.

Mitchell Caplan, chief executive of Jefferson National, one of those low-cost annuity providers, conducted a study on the value of tax deferral to make the case for his company's offerings.

The department has refused to reveal how many students signed up for its own programs and others' by yesterday's deadline, but a survey of outside providers conducted by The Times found that well under 10,000 of the 240,000 eligible students had signed up with them as of Thursday.

The PAROS is a collaborative research group formed by dedicated pre-hospital emergency care (PEC) providers conducting PEC research in the Asia-Pacific region.

This was a qualitative interview study of patients and care providers conducted according to guidelines for inductive qualitative research [15], [16].

No identifying data were collected about the surgical providers conducting cesarean deliveries or women undergoing surgery.

There is perception in Bihar that some of the low-end private health providers conducting deliveries have totally inadequate facilities and skills.

At the Happy Mother's Network franchise in Nigeria, field monitors observe providers conducting a pre-insertion clinical exam for IUD insertion.

Data were collected through one-to-one, face-to-face, semi-structured interviews with health care providers, conducted over a period of one month in two hospitals (September 2013).