Sentence examples for providers think that from inspiring English sources

Almost half of the healthcare providers think that gasps should be prevented, mainly for the well-being of the parents.

Moreover, this feeling of frustration, especially with "uncooperative women", could be linked to the fact that providers think that it is difficult to offer an effective solution to women, especially when "successful" means convincing them to leave their husband.

In a critical example for franchising theory, although providers thought that client flows increased for franchised services – in these contexts, family planning services – many did not associate this with financial benefit to their facility.

Conversely in Rwanda, only 1 respondent, a service provider, thought that side effects would be more difficult to manage with a lengthened dosing schedule.

One survey showed that 17% of providers thought that they would not be in business within a year, while the restructuring company MCR has said that cuts in council budgets, rising rents, uncertain regulation and increasing operating costs had caused a "perfect storm" which led to a 49% increase in insolvencies in the first half of this year.

Most providers thought that gift giving is a strong cultural value and does not cause harm.

The providers thought that personnel at MCOs did not realize the burden that disjointed delivery of care placed on patients.

Providers thought that using psychometrically validated measures of service quality would improve their confidence in the data generated.

This was particularly true in Ghana, where none of the providers thought that branding affected client flows or perceptions.

Many healthcare providers thought that it is only relevant to talk with parents about smoking and SHS, if the child's disease is associated with smoking.

Providers thought that the guidelines included too much detail and identified the lack of a quick resource as a barrier to clinical implementation.