In this context, "innovation" meant giving consumers a wider range of providers and giving companies broader options for structuring benefits.
Insurers would also structure benefits so that sick patients would be deterred or never re-enroll.
31 33 Despite these proven benefits, a structured physical exercise programme (SPEP) for patients with dialysis is rarely performed on a routine basis.
Might it be that those with an external attitude towards responsibility for musculoskeletal disorders would be more likely to benefit from a structured and controlled intervention?
Carers of family members with dementia referred to secondary or tertiary care benefit from a structured psychological intervention delivered by psychology graduates, supervised by clinical psychologists.
More than two decades of research in the relatively new field of Palliative Care demonstrates that a collaborative structure benefits not only our patients and their families, but healthcare professionals as well.
This is a commendable impulse -- I.P.O.'s have generally been structured to benefit insiders.
It is structured to benefit our lowest paid staff and excludes senior managers.
"The packages are structured to benefit them if they do not sell," Mr. Foley said.
They point out that several key pieces of Disneyland infrastructure, including the vehicle bridge and the parking structure, benefit the theme-park developer almost exclusively.
Functionally graded NiTi structures benefit from the combination of the smart properties of NiTi and those of functionally graded structures.
