Just over half of this is covered by public money; the rest is covered by Marriott.For Marriott, the investment is just about cost-effective.
John was giving a talk to employees about cost-effective management.
When physicians consult with an insurance company about cost-effective treatments that save their patients money, is this activity a beneficent component of the practice of medicine?
"More and more mobile carriers are concerned about cost-effective delivery of a good mobile video experience on smartphones over 3G, 4G and WiFi," writes Susan Welsh de Grimaldo, director of the Wireless Networks and Platforms service at Strategy Analytics.
Therefore, surveys with a broader scope and more objective indicators are required to prioritize these opinions and make sound assumptions about (cost-effective) benefits of introducing new tools.
The debate about cost-effective implementation of pharmacogenetics in clinical practice is ongoing.
Decisions about cost-effective radiological test usage may be complicated by concerns about exposure to ionizing radiation.
As more older adults in need express their preferences for HCBS care, understanding how older adults' HCBS use relates to their residential transitions would provide useful information about cost-effective ways to develop HCBS for particular populations [ 3].
These questions should be informed by literature reviews about cost-effective initiatives to improve collaboration between primary care and specialised mental health care identified within the scientific literature, including Cochrane reviews [ 18, 19].
Even though the burden of cardiovascular disease in developing countries has been a neglected topic for decades, the evidence about cost-effective strategies to combat CVDs has been increasing since 2006, coinciding with the publication of the DCP2 report.
The current global mental health movement puts emphasis on evidence about cost-effective interventions to provide better mental health care in order to narrow or close the treatment gap (25, 26, 28).
