Sentence examples for without providers from inspiring English sources

Large swathes of Mississippi and Louisiana are also without providers.

However, an insurance card will not mean much to patients without providers to care for them.

While patients seemed unfazed, Talbott, the patient advocate, worried that the situation could have easily ended differently without providers going above and beyond in an emergency.

The proportion of HIV-positive pregnant women whose blood sample was collected for CD4 cell count was positively associated with (1) blood-draw for CD4 count occurring on the same day as determination of HIV-positive status; (2) CD4 results sent back to the health facilities within seven days; (3) facilities without providers trained to offer ART; and (4) urban location of PHC.

Adjusted for age of providers in 2008, sex, US versus foreign medical graduate, DO versus MD, > or ≤ 10 years since training, primary role (direct patient care versus other), and present employment (private practice or HMO versus other); N = 43 states for pediatric analyses with exclusion of 7 states without providers where provider characteristics could not be determined.

Home use of misoprostol for medical abortion is more convenient for many women than in-clinic use but requires management of abortion symptoms at home without provider backup.

Overall, DHTs such as computer-based interventions without provider accountability or proactive alerts have extremely high attrition rates (Price et al 2012).

Open access without provider choice restriction and small co-payments are features of Taiwan's NHI program that encourage utilization of ambulatory and emergency services in Taiwan, where the average resident visits a clinic 14.2 times per year.

Previous studies have reported that areas with lower densities of physicians have higher rates of all-cause ESRD (19), but studies have not examined whether areas meeting the criterion of primary care provider shortage areas have rates of ESRD that differ from those of areas without provider shortages.

By reducing wasteful, unproductive tests and procedures, experts say, it should be possible to preserve Medicare and Medicaid without wrecking Social Security and federal and state budgets, and without depriving providers of reasonable remuneration for their services.

But E.T.F.'s are cheaper to operate because most trading occurs between investors, without fund providers issuing or redeeming shares.