Sentence examples for therapy provision from inspiring English sources

Setting: 10 existing schemes of complementary therapy provision in primary care across England.

Results: GPs and complementary practitioners reported wide-ranging benefits from complementary therapy provision in primary care.

Conclusions: Current complementary therapy provision in primary care has developed on an 'ad hoc' basis.

However, they felt that their ability to sustain complementary therapy provision was mediated by a) funding, b) the need for research, and c) appropriate service delivery mechanisms.

It found that a third of areas did not provide specialist physiotherapy services for stroke patients, while nearly a half of areas were failing on specialist occupational therapy provision.

Furthermore, rates of secondary preventative therapy provision at hospital discharge in our study appeared counterintuitive, with prior CVD sufferers less likely to receive statins and ACE inhibitors than patients suffering their first CVD event.

Semistructured interviews will also be conducted with a minimum of 15 therapists, other MDT members and stroke service managers in each unit to clarify organisational structures and local policies and to explore therapy provision-related questions emerging from periods of observation.

Observations will have two elements: an initial focus on stroke unit contexts including the built environment and facilities within the units, how therapists' time is managed and spent, approaches to MDT working and specific instances of therapy planning and provision.

For Layard, the economist, and Clark, one of the world's leading experts on cognitive behavioural therapy, the provision of CBT to all patients with mental health problems is a simple, economic and effective answer.

Objectives: To document patient, program characteristics, and therapy service provision in subacute rehabilitation across 3 types of facilities that provide subacute rehabilitation, to examine the determinants of therapy intensity, and to evaluate the contribution of rehabilitation services to functional gains.

The law sanctions discontinuation of mechanical ventilation should it become a "cyclical" rather than "continuous" therapy, a provision that has implications for the use of the already available paraPAC ventilators.