Sentence examples for provincial coverage from inspiring English sources

The BCPDR has maintained provincial coverage of hospital deliveries and Registered Midwife-attended home births since 2000.

Provincial coverage estimates among 28-month old children in Quebec reported 90 % 28-month oldes children and 97 % 1 dose coverage, winh similar estimates at a regional level [ 27].

The registry, administered by Perinatal Services BC, established full provincial coverage in April 2000 and contains information on a wide range of outcomes (all recorded prospectively) and potentially confounding variables.

It is anticipated that the systems described here will be compatible with Panorama and will facilitate rapid data sharing, and in so doing will encourage other jurisdictions to adopt electronic systems of data collection, ultimately resulting in more comprehensive provincial coverage estimates.

In our geographical area (Ontario, Canada), in contrast to other jurisdictions, for example, Nova Scotia, Canada [ 18] and the United States [ 19], the approval for provincial coverage for reduction mammoplasty is almost always granted if the patient has a bra cup size of D or larger and is experiencing physical symptoms.

Finally, physicians who reported ever having ordered MOT were less likely than those who had never ordered MOT to (e) perceive identified factors as barriers that had some or a high impact on their ability to order MOT (the sole exception was in being more likely to perceive the lack of provincial coverage as a barrier).

The majority (93.6 %) of respondents submitted less than six IMT funding applications for provincial drug coverage yearly, and 5.5 % reported prescribing IMT themselves, rather than referring to other specialists.

Less than 10%% of IMT applications was successfully obtained through private insurance and provincial drug coverage among 64.0%% of physicians (71/111; 35 no responses; CI = 0.54 0.73) and 56.5 % of physicians (61/108; 38 no responses; CI = 0.47 0.66), respectively.

Provincial television coverage including interviews with major partners was also organised.

Newborns of refugee claimants and Convention refugees born in Canada are eligible for IFH until eligible for provincial health coverage with some exceptions in British Columbia and Ontario.

Unless discontinuation occurred, patients were followed up until either 31 December 2009 (end of follow-up period) or an interruption of more than 6 days in the provincial MSP coverage, at which point data were considered censored.