Sentence examples for providers confidence from inspiring English sources
However, as with the outcome of safe abortion provision, providers' confidence in their ability to provide abortion does predict PAC provision, with the actual odds being between six times as much (in Sample 3) and about four times as much (in Sample 2) for confident providers compared with less confident ones.
There is an urgent need for action to streamline the reimbursement procedure in order to maintain providers' confidence in the NHIS.
Supportive supervision and continuing professional education (still in its infancy in Afghanistan) could address these performance gaps, increase competence in weak skills, and foster providers' confidence.
In addition, these features may improve providers' confidence in their decisions, reduce social and emotional pressures and as a result lead to watchful waiting.
In the present study in Zambia, supervisors' constructive feedback and providers' confidence in their own clinical skills increased significantly at intervention sites only.
Providers' confidence in their ability to administer anticonvulsants was generally high: 83% of doctors and 79% of midwives said they felt very confident.
Oyeku et al. [ 20] demonstrated that simple education strategies such as mailed materials or interactive seminars can increase provider knowledge of SCD newborn screening result management and increase provider confidence in providing newborn screening follow-up care.
In Los Barrios, providers' self-confidence went beyond replicating the activities contained in the Guidelines, into developing their own initiatives and adapting them in the course of the implementation.
Provider confidence continues to be associated with abortion provision, with confident providers having nearly four times the odds of providing abortions compared with less confident ones.
Validated bleeding assessment tools provide objectivity in evaluating bleeding patterns of females at menarche and may improve provider confidence in screening for VWD.
Simulation-based procedural training improves provider confidence, knowledge, and performance, and may translate to better patient outcomes.
