Sentence examples for adjusted payments from inspiring English sources

In millions of euros Figures have been rounded up or down as appropriate Type of pension INSS (month 31-122 Recognized expenditure No. INSS adjusted payments 1/q CSWL (month) 31-12 CSWL expenditure (year) % diff.

We apply this perspective to the problem of encouraging plans to provide services efficiently, and to the objective of maximizing compatibility of the payment system in a managed competition context in which plans are paid partly by risk adjusted payments and partly by premiums.

Following guidance from provincial authorities to mitigate inequality among households, in some commune villages, officials adjusted payments so that poor households in a group received higher payments per hectare than economically better off households.

To obtain pension expenditure for the population (INSS), we multiply the number of pensions by the average pension for each cohort and by the coefficient (between 12 and 14) for adjusting the total amount of pensions at December (31{mathrm{st}}) to recognized expenditure in financial year 2010 on each type of pension, as shown in the fourth column (No. INSS adjusted payments) in Table 4.

In relation to geographic inequity, remote or poorer areas are at a disadvantage to reach targets and receive PBF rewards.d Therefore, some PBF reform packages are designed to have easier targets or adjusted payments that favour less privileged areas (a similar approach to needs-based resource allocation formulae such as that used in the UK).

PAGE A8 National REPORT FINDS INEQUITIES IN PAYMENTS FOR MEDICARE Although Medicare is a national program, it adjusts payments to health care providers to reflect regional differences in wages, rent and other costs.

The regional boards would adjust payments so that plans attracting sicker beneficiaries would get more money.

The formula for paying hospitals under Medicare is complicated, but the basic idea is to adjust payments for differences in wage rates in different geographic areas.

Martin said: "We intend to send communication out to members later this week or early next week and then we will start an orderly process of adjusting payments to PPF levels".

Hospitals can continue to provide Medicaid services in their outpatient clinics, and state Medicaid programs can continue to adjust payments to recognize the needs of those facilities.

One trend, called "Pay for Performance", is to shift doctors' and hospitals' incentives towards providing more efficient and better care, by measuring quality and adjusting payments accordingly.