The survey covered five broad themes: beneficiary knowledge of their health plan, information seeking, changes in behavior associated with having a deductible, experiences in delayed or foregone care due in part to cost, and hypothetical delays in care due in part to cost. Figure 1 contains the 17 questions tested for reliability under each theme.
You may not be able to circumvent every land mine, but there should be a few big winners and a large number of broad-based beneficiaries as well.
Social entrepreneurs are catering to a broad range of beneficiary groups across the community.
Broad was the chief beneficiary of New Zealand's need to constantly try to hit sixes.
The answer matters, because the rest of the entertainment industry has tended to treat gaming as being a lucky beneficiary of broader technological changes.
Usamah and Haynes (2012) similarly conclude that relocation efforts at Mayon volcano in the Philippines did not consider broader livelihood concerns, meaningful beneficiary participation, disruption of social networks, nor culturally appropriate housing design.
Few of those have been as expansive as New York's, which for years has provided various forms of health care to a broad base of beneficiaries, including its youngest and sickest residents.
Right of Boom had an insightful week with 19 customer discovery interviews this week across a broad range of beneficiaries.
The FGD topic guide included 12 broad questions regarding beneficiaries' experience with rights-based HIV prevention activities, their thoughts on how beneficial and suitable such activities were, the aspects that they liked and disliked, and recommendations for change.
Mr. Kronenberg said most trusts contained "brakes" to prevent an inheritor from taking out too much money too quickly, and depending on how the trust is written, the trustee overseeing it can have broad discretion to refuse the beneficiary's requests.
