The phrase "a reimbursed" is not correct in written English.
It is typically used in contexts where reimbursement is being discussed, but it should be part of a larger phrase, such as "a reimbursed expense."
Example: "The company will cover a reimbursed expense for travel costs incurred during the business trip."
Alternatives: "a refunded" or "a compensated".
ECG gating is not a reimbursed service in Germany.
All dogs with a reimbursed claim for the disease during 2002 were included in the original study sample (n = 373).
Overall, 47,982 (56.0%) of primiparous women redeemed at least one prescription for a reimbursed drug from 30 days before conception until delivery.
SNK was a reimbursed speaker at a National Fire Protection Association meeting in 1998 and is a member of the organization.
We wish to emphasise that the purpose of our article (Davies et al, 2012) was to highlight the difficulties that innovators may face when they seek to have medicines for orphan and ultra-orphan indications licensed, and made available for use on a reimbursed basis.
The cost effectiveness and cost utility of the CONTOUR® TS system, which is assumed to be co-funded by the National Health Fund NHFF) as a reimbursed medical device, will be evaluated from the perspective of the public payer (NHF) and the payer (patient and NHF) as compared with manually coded blood glucose meters available in Poland.
I have practised medicine for 21 years and have never had my full fee for a procedure reimbursed by a third party.
The exact terms are secret; certain tasks drilling a well, building a road, laying a pipeline –get reimbursed at a fixed cost.
Cost-effectiveness analysis is a valuable tool in deciding upon whether to have a product reimbursed or not.
Firstly, finding a foster family to care for the child, whereby the child resides with a family reimbursed for living expenses by the state.
The lonely Medicare beneficiary who can't move to a "better" reimbursed county is stuck with the options the market offers them.
