healthcare provider

EBM
(1) One who directly or indirectly administers interventions that are designed to improve the physical or emotional status of patients; or
(2) A person licensed, certified, or otherwise authorised or permitted by law to administer healthcare in the ordinary course of business or practice of a profession, including a healthcare facility.

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An appreciation for the importance of human experiences and of how a person's understanding affects the process of disease and recovery requires that the healthcare provider expand his or her inquiry and include more than measurable physiologic parameters and other indicators of specific and predetermined outcomes.

Healing environments and the limits of empirical evidence

Healthcare Provider Service Organization (HPSO) currently protects over 70 different professions nationwide with a professional liability insurance policy.

Professional liability for ADAA members

Immediately prior to the horrific incidents of September 11,2001, legislation was introduced in both the Senate and the House that would have allowed all healthcare providers to use our immigration system to recruit employees.

Immigration strategies for hiring staff: congress hasn't been particularly helpful of late, but there remain a few strategies to consider. (Feature Article)