Beneficiaries' expectations from caregivers are also rooted in the belief that health workers act in the interest of their patients.
The programs put into place have worked very well, and, ultimately, beneficiary nations outperformed expectations.
The perception that technology interventions will bring financial or tangible hand-outs can lead to disappointment and even hostility from potential beneficiaries when these expectations are not met.
When social policy is evaluated using economic standards you get starkly different policies, different expectations, and different beneficiaries.
[A1.] Despite Mr. Bush's prediction that most elderly people would benefit from the new law, federal health officials said they faced immense challenges in meeting the high expectations of Medicare beneficiaries.
In order for Medicare to cover skilled nursing care, they said in a legal brief, "there must be an expectation that the beneficiary's condition will improve materially in a reasonable and generally predictable period of time".
The administration itself, in a separate case in Pennsylvania, argued that coverage for skilled nursing care required some expectation that the beneficiary will improve materially in a reasonable and generally predictable period of time.
Before Medicare will cover skilled nursing services, it said, "there must be an expectation that the beneficiary's condition will improve materially in a reasonable and generally predictable period of time, based on the physician's assessment".
According to traditional Jewish eschatological expectation, the beneficiaries of the divine development of the world would be only the members of the last generation of humanity who were fortunate enough to experience the arrival of the messiah upon earth; all earlier generations would be consumed with the longing for fulfillment but would die without experiencing it.
Initial results reveal conflicting expectations and interests between the potential donors/financiers and beneficiary countries [ 65].
