… oral screening results and referral recommendations made by primary care providers with …
and includes a large number of pediatric primary care providers (11 pediatricians and 1 nurse …

… providers. Understanding primary care providers’ (PCPs') knowledge about screening
and diagnosing prediabetes is important for informing and improving screening and referral …

… Although primary care provider referrals are not required for entry to the Centers for Disease
… the association between primary care provider behaviors regarding prediabetes screening, …

… Primary care providers (PCPs) and specialists were surveyed about their knowledge and
attitudes toward lung cancer screening and likelihood to order an LDCT screening. Descriptive …

… or later initiation of routine screening called for by the … primary care providers (PCPs) have
examined whether changes in guidelines have influenced provider beliefs about screening …

… HIV providers reported high rates of screening for alcohol use, though few used a formal
screening tool. Most providers referred alcohol dependent patients to outside resources for …

… use that is typically identified via primary care screening, providers in our study seemed to
… by making a referral for specialty care. Providers voiced frustration about lack of access to …

… primary care providers might not adhere to these new ‘best practice’ health policy protocols.
Methods: A total of 4,909 randomly selected primary care providers (… published screening …

… Primary care providers play an important role in screening for HIV infection. Our study aims
… and screening outcomes. The impact of an education program for primary care providers, …

… screening for behavioral health risks is more prevalent or successful in the context of highly
coordinated care … and influences on healthcare provider screening practices given the …