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eConsult for Provider-to-Provider Consultation

Canadian Journal of Health Technologies, 2022
The main cost considerations related to electric consultation (eConsult) can be grouped as start-up or infrastructure costs (e.g., equipment, developing electronic forms, creating workflows, and web page design), remunerations, (e.g., for primary care providers, specialist, and auxiliary staff), and societal cost (e.g., productivity loss, time ...
Kwakye Peprah, Melissa Walter
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The Value of Provider-to-Provider Telehealth

Telemedicine and e-Health, 2008
Telehealth has great potential to improve access to care, but its adoption in routine healthcare has been slow. The lack of clarity about the value of telehealth implementations has been one reason cited for this slow adoption. The Center for Information Technology Leadership has examined the value of telehealth encounters in which there is a provider ...
Eric, Pan   +6 more
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To Provide or Not to Provide Treatment? That is the Question

British Journal of Occupational Therapy, 2008
It is generally accepted that whether or not a client receives occupational therapy should be based on the client's needs not on the therapist that the client sees. However, in the United Kingdom there is little evidence to show that treatment provision is similar between therapists or even that therapists share a common rationale for providing ...
Niina Kolehmainen   +2 more
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“Providing/provided that”

2012
The Anglo-Norman phrase pourvue est que (rendering Latin provisum est quod) was grammaticalized in the mid-14th century as a specialized participle-conjunction phrase pourvue que, introducing clauses which expressed the sufficient and necessary condition.
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Provider-to-Provider Telemedicine Consultation

2020
The use of telemedicine for provider-to-provider consultations can expedite high-quality care and streamline the process of obtaining orthopedic expertise by transferring expertise rather than transferring people. Obtaining real-time orthopedic expertise at the initial point of contact is rarely possible.
Sean Tackett, Emmanuel Opati
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Creation and Providence

2020
Abstract Reformed thought on creation is throughout its history deeply influenced by the knowledge that this world comes from the triune God, who we know as Father, Son, and Spirit. The world is approached with the expectation that it somehow bears the traces of the Father, Christ, and the Spirit.
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Providence in Medicine

Annals of Internal Medicine, 2019
We had witnessed a power we could not understand or explain, but it was real. I felt deep stirrings of faith that I hadn't experienced since childhood.
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Providing Shelter

Journal of Psychosocial Nursing and Mental Health Services, 1989
1. Individuals with chronic mental illness are a diverse group requiring a variety of housing options to live successfully in the community. 2. Assistance in obtaining safe, affordable housing must be part of a comprehensive treatment plan for individuals with chronic mental illness if homelessness is to be avoided. 3.
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Providing more or providing less?

International Marketing Review, 2006
PurposeResearch on cross cultural differences in preference for variety is scarce. Such research is important because it addresses a marketing instrument for which substantial cultural variations are to be expected. This paper attempts to highlight relevant literature of the domains of cultural psychology as well as marketing psychology with a review ...
Herrmann, Andreas, Heitmann, Mark
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Provide, Provide

2001
encyclopaedia entry on Robert Frost's poem "Provide, Provide"
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