Sentence examples for capita financing from inspiring English sources

Given the per capita financing of outpatient care, the increasing outpatient numbers resulted in an availability of fewer resources per patient and a higher workload for the staff of the ambulatory TB services, despite an indexed budget that has grown.

An increased workload and need for transportation in ambulatory TB care were also pointed out by respondents, given the quickly rising outpatient numbers but per capita financing of outpatient care.

While according to a URBMI survey conducted by State Council, the average per capita financing level of the pilot cities in 2007 reached 236 RMB for adults and 97 RMB for minors.

New ideas, such as per capita financing and institutional mechanisms for managing the education system, were introduced by guest speakers from the Government of Samara in the Russian Federation.

Per capita financing for the NRCMI amounts to around 340 yuan (RMB) (US$ 54.84, all US$ equivalents presented in this paper are calculated based on World Bank annual average exchange rate US$11 = RMB 6.20 in 2013), of which 280 yuan (82 %) is subsidised by central and local governments [ 18].

Per-capita financing of the outpatient TB services has been replaced by performance-based funding.

The dire financial statistics paraded in the documentary "American Casino" are infuriating: $12 trillion pledged by the United States government to bail out Wall Street, $18.4 billion handed out in Wall Street bonuses last year, a final reckoning of $42,000 per capita to finance the rescue.

At policy level, UNICEF has supported system development, including Early Learning and Development Standards (ELDS) and a comprehensive analysis on the financial mechanism for pre-primary education for the introduction of Per-Capita-Financing (PCF) for state-kindergartens, which has laid a solid foundation for a nation-wide scaling up of the alternative models.

These included his call in the local government section for a per capita charge to finance local services, a proposal he amplified in other publications.

The gap reduced in 2012, but the ratio was still high at 5.6 times (Table  3).> -wrap-foot> Note: in 2012 value, weighted by population size Looking at inequality in HRH financing per capita across provinces, financing from government budget was less equal than financing from hospital revenue.

While income from a population may not be directly proportional to GDP per capita, it appears that financing IVF technologies collectively may represent a promising potential for state financial returns.