Sentence examples for solo provider from inspiring English sources

Organisations for which patients reported an affiliation were classified according to their official denomination type (solo provider, private group practice, family medicine group, local community health centre, emergency department or specialised source of care).

People over the age of 65 reported having a family doctor in about 90%% of cases and people reporting a solo provider as their usual source of care also have higher reporting of having a family doctor [ 24].

Solo providers who hang out virtual shingles are a growing phenomenon.

Most are small and solo providers, whose viability is being squeezed by government cuts, which could lead to a devastating loss of expertise and experience.

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"The majority are small and solo providers [and] analysis of the current accounts of providers would tend to suggest that the levels of profits remain very low - in fact the return on investment is becoming a concern," he says.

Our study did not find a difference with regards to the type of organisation reported as usual source of care, with the exception of solo providers.

Solo providers, private group practice, family medicine groups and local community health centres did not statistically differ from each other with regards to the proportion of patients reporting unmet needs.

This was indeed the case - an increase of 511 facilities overall, 369 of which were solo-provider facilities and 142 multiple-provider facilities.

For solo-provider facilities, more than half the increases are the practices of nurses, most of the remainder are village midwives.

Because public service doctors and midwives (both PNS and contract) have the right to private practice an increase in their number in a district is likely to result in an increase in the number of private part-time solo-provider facilities through which the public servant doctors and midwives offer services after hours.