The surveys described above have increased knowledge of providers' views on the reforms and provided valuable information.
We developed six items to assess providers' views of the value of providing SCC.
By offering treatment providers' views of these three areas, our research provides some of the first information on how providers are experiencing the reforms in practice.
This paper provides a baseline indication of infant and toddler providers' views about physical activity.
Semi-structured interview guides were developed – and subsequently field- tested - to offer core questions around providers' views about violence and their challenges when providing services to abused women.
This exploratory study provides some preliminary knowledge regarding women's and CAM providers' views and experiences of CAM use to enhance fertility.
to explore public primary reproductive health providers' views on their own roles and tasks in their present organisation, and the perceived barriers to providing high-quality services.
This study aimed to gain a further understanding of this by exploring care providers' views and experiences of postnatal care in private hospitals.
This study measured differences in the provision of care between public and private providers of contraceptive services, what problems using contraception these providers perceived their patients to have and providers' views on how to improve their patients' method use.
This study was conducted to develop a better understanding of community-based initiatives relating to maternal obesity, and to gain community service providers' views on maternal obesity services and their perceived role in the management and prevention of maternal obesity.
The study gathered data on providers' views on their relationships with members of community programs and the criminal justice system and on their perception of whether they would be able to handle the increased client load, which nearly all assumed would occur as a result of the reforms.
