medical provider
collocation in Englishmeaningsofmedicalandprovider
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medical
adjective
uk/ˈmed.ɪ.kəl/us/ˈmed.ɪ.kəl/
related to the treatment of illness ...
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provider
noun[C]
uk/prəˈvaɪ.dər/us/prəˈvaɪ.dɚ/
someone who ...
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(Definition ofmedicalandproviderfrom theCambridge English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)
Examplesofmedical provider
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Subsequently, this form ofmedicalproviderwas called a "hospitalist" 5 and the concept has spread throughout the country.
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The reliability of recollections of family history : implications for themedicalprovider.
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Secondary headaches, meaning those caused by another disorder or trauma, should be promptly treated by amedicalprovider.
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Women who develop a mononucleosis-like illness during pregnancy should consult theirmedicalprovider.
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The medical assessment for these certificates must be undertaken by an accreditedmedicalprovider.
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The relationship between the patient and themedicalproviderwas not changed.
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Themedicalprovidergets paid a fixed fee for the care provided.
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For example, amedicalproviderinforms the medical social worker that a patient will soon be cleared for discharge and will need in-home services.
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The physical medical records are the property of themedicalprovider(or facility) that prepares them.
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Hospitals and other medical providers seemed to be in a position that they could take a modest financial 'hit'.
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Had the premature infant, the parents, and the medical providers become hostages to the new technology?
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They can also pay medical providers or laymen to refer patients.
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For medical providers, these parties most often consist of pharmaceutical companies.
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But the ability of managed care organizations to continue lowering hospital use and to obtain discounts from medical providers proved harder as time went along.
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For example, amedicalprovidermay report that a frail elderly patient, who lives alone, is medically stable for discharge and plans to discharge the patient home with in-home services.
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Further, class positioning affects a person's relationship to medical providers, even if that person has adequate medical benefits and sick leave.
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And for a period it worked, largely because managed care organizations were able to both squeeze payments to selective networks of medical providers and significantly reduce inpatient hospital stays.
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Society has modest comprehension of the effects of computer information technologies on health, privacy, medical care, the economy, or the social fabric, including trust in medical providers or democratic processes.
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An informal term for mydriasis is blown pupil, and is used by medical providers.
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This clinic is staffed by volunteer medical providers and public health staff.
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