Sentence examples for providers decision from inspiring English sources
In some countries, providers' negative attitudes toward family planning have restricted clients' access to services including Brazil where providers believed that women cannot learn to use barrier methods and Africa where clients' age, marital status, number of children, parity and spousal consent influenced providers' decision to provide contraception [ 44].
In addition to personal views and dilemmas, 'social pressures' (perceived views of others concerning abortion) and the actions of facility managers affected providers' decision to (openly) provide abortion services.
"At the end of the day it is the providers' decision whether they are going to make use of that opportunity in the future".
Review of radiographs acquired by physicians suggests that the ambulance providers' decision to immobilize, regardless of the guideline, may influence the decision of the physician to obtain radiographs.
Insurance premiums have increased for a variety of reasons, from widespread technological innovations to the pressure of malpractice lawsuits on doctors and hospitals to the big insurance providers' decision to start making a profit.
To assess providers' recommendations as to comfort care versus medical and surgical management in clinical scenarios of newborns with severe bowel loss and to assess how a variety of factors influence providers' decision making.
Mechanisms of answerability provide information that makes transparent and justifies the nature of health providers' decisions or actions.
We then examined the literature to identify, if one existed, a framework that might provide constructs that would explain the associations between risk and health care providers' decisions to use (or not) the urinary catheter.
2 Studies are needed to design and assess interventions that help providers' decision-making in ageing and complex patients.
Based on the rate of appropriate overrides, we can expect that a decrease of approximately 30% in the override rates would indicate reasonable improvement in providers' decision-making.
The SF-12 and MOS-HIV are promising tools that may be used in clinical environments to help assess patient's HRQOL and guide both patients' and providers' decision-making.
