Sentence examples for providers decision makers from inspiring English sources

The opinions of 62 various stakeholders were sought (service providers, decision makers, users, peer support workers and researchers) between October 2009 and December 2010.

This article is intended to assist healthcare providers, decision makers, would-be parents, and health administrators to address or make decisions regarding this very controversial subject.

Integrating the Telehomecare program into current models of primary care delivery was often seen by health care providers, decision makers, and administrators as essential to the success of the program.

The aim of this article is to present the CAMbrella research roadmap based on the key results of the main CAMbrella work packages to a wider audience of scientists, health care providers, decision makers and the public.

If the findings are compared with the profile of the 'five-star' family doctor promoted by WONCA and the WHO [ 22] there is real-life synergy with the roles of care-provider, decision-maker, communicator and manager, but a lack of substance to the role of community leader.

Knowledge about these issues may provide patients, providers, and decision makers with important information on the impact of disease and treatment on physical, psychological, social functioning, and well-being, and satisfaction with life.

1. Continue to increase awareness among providers and decision makers of the importance of equity in "achieving best care".

·        The most positive and potentially transformative development is the changing attitudes of parents, service providers and decision makers.

This includes the interview guides used for all stakeholder interviews (patients, health care providers, administrators, decision makers and technicians).

These data would allow health care providers and decision makers to design appropriate future plans and assess the benefits of RV vaccination in reducing the burden of severe RVGE.

Women alone perform almost all tasks related to newborn care whereas men take on the traditional responsibilities of economic providers and decision makers, especially concerning their wives' and children's health.