Sentence examples for because of managed from inspiring English sources

Because of managed care, nurses see "people coming home much sicker, and much sooner".

"Because of managed care, doctors really have to look at their costs," Mr. Rabinowitz said.

A study finds that competition was good for a group of acutely ill patients, in part because of managed care efficiencies.

The services tend not to be very lucrative because of managed care contracts that keep reimbursement levels low and reductions in recent years from the state and federal government insurance programs.

Dr. Roper said that in the mid-90's there was a stabilization of health care costs because of managed care, but because "patient choice is perceived in this country as a God-given right, we've taken our foot off the brake and there's been a resurgence in rising health care costs".

"The test, which is a simple blood test, is not part of a routine exam and is becoming less so because of managed care," said Dr. Robert J. McConnell, a thyroid specialist and an associate attending physician at New York Presbyterian Hospital.

That creates complications for identity management vendors because instead of managing thousands or tens of thousands of identities, it could require scaling to millions or even hundreds of millions logons.

Third, the involvement of managed care has resulted in fewer patients with polypharmacy, because drug benefit plans of managed care programs vary greatly [ 17].

"Because of the managed care backlash," he said, "employers backed away from the tougher forms of managed care," which had helped to restrain cost increases, he said.

Cleveland Manager Terry Francona, who has had to juggle his rotation for weeks because of injuries, managed to keep a sense of humor about the latest — and by far the strangest — setback. .

They say, for example, that because of the managed care techniques they use, they are better able to coordinate care for seniors with chronic conditions.