Sentence examples for providers working with from inspiring English sources

The idea is to enable low cost genetic testing for consumers and provide them with a secure location for that genetic information to reside while at the same time opening up the information to service providers working with genetic data to provide customized applications tailored to people's specific genetic characteristics.

It is anticipated that findings from this study will help service providers working with street-involved youth to identify, encourage and provide access to factors that enable resiliency with an eye to preventing IDU initiation among this at-risk population.

Group instrumental lessons for young children are now a regular feature in schools, with Music Hubs (introduced under the National Plan for Music Education), often in partnership with other music providers, working with around 80% of primary school children.

Gupta points out that the most important tool for addressing addiction is a simple conversation: patients need to be open with their care providers, working with them on an effective pain management plan and addressing warning signs of addiction promptly.

Primary care providers, working with their radiologists and surgeons, are well positioned to design appropriate diagnostic and management protocols to assess and treat nipple discharge.

TechCrunch has learned and confirmed that Jawbone is preparing to shift its business yet again — moving from a focus on low-margin fitness bands sold directly to consumers, to a high-margin business to business to consumer model: a health product and accompanying set of services sold primarily to clinicians and health providers working with patients.

Element wants to completely change the way banks, hospitals, and other service providers work with their customers by providing a platform for decentralized biometric identity.

In these cases it is vital that housing providers work with tenants, assess risk and safety, and ensure they are dealt with in a multi-agency context.

For the most part, the health care providers worked with severely disabled persons.

Additionally, the four SEWBS service providers work with other health and allied health professionals from the Health Service and also from other organisations who visit the community.

These were brief interviews focussing on the providers' work with newborns and their comments and perception regarding the situation and care of the newborns.