Sentence examples for providers feeling from inspiring English sources

There was a statistically significant reduction in providers feeling isolated, providers lacking confidence in clinical skills, and providers feeling overworked (Table  4).

Some participants had a sense that the demands of the position could leave the service providers feeling exhausted and overwhelmed.

Thus, some regions within NK had received several trainings and others none, leaving a patchwork of knowledge, skill, and resources, with some providers feeling overlooked.

An improvement in providers' feeling safe from physical harm in the facility may be due to the intervention's focus on infection prevention and control, and supplies for this.

While the importance of providing second trimester services was recognised, attitudes towards it varied, with the majority of providers feeling distinctly uncomfortable about second trimester abortion provision.

Overwhelming paperwork and administrative demands, consuming up to 50% of time, further interfere with treatment, leaving providers feeling like "we're constantly running against the clock," "fighting to keep [our] nostrils above the proverbial water line" (Region C, Key Informant 4).

This often results in the patient receiving the treatment that leaves the treatment provider feeling the most satisfied rather than the patient.

O49 Gasp during children end-of-life: healthcare providers' feelings and knowledge.

Common to the non-empirical literature is a sense that quality-focused initiatives have an impact on providers' feelings of empowerment to make decisions [ 58, 59, 68, 69].

Continuous supervision sessions in groups can support health care providers who are dealing with older adults' physical, psychological, social needs and existential anxiety but also support the health care providers' feelings and shortcomings (c.f. [ 72– 72]).

Food service providers are feeling overworked, and children are not happy with the quality of their meals.