Sentence examples for care reduction from inspiring English sources

At the micro level it is intended that OOP payments should serve as an instrument to control the use of health care services by reducing the amount of non-necessary or non-effective care (reduction of moral hazard).

There are also four national CQUINs, selected on a yearly basis that aim to incentivise both quality and efficiency by creating new patterns of care; in 2014/15 they comprised patient experience (Friends and Family Test), dementia and delirium care, reduction of harm (NHS Safety Thermometer), and improving physical healthcare for people with severe mental illness [30].

Increases in the financial support for the public medical care, reduction of expenses, and distribution of the incomes are some of the suggested solutions.

Such behavioral flexibility in parental care is currently known almost exclusively in biparental species, especially where parental desertion or care reduction by 1 parent is relatively common.

The purported benefits are wide-ranging, including increased quality of care, reduction in medical errors and reduced costs [ 5, 6], as well as providing an unprecedented rich source of data regarding population health.

In case, the test could be successfully applied in the routine post-transplant patient care, reduction in graft losses/increased graft survival has to be shown in this setting in a randomized diagnostic phase 4 study [ 6].

The aim was to lure Mr. Pataki into talks over a supplementary budget that would add to school aid and avert some health care reductions in return for restoring the governor's pet programs.

It does nothing to erase cuts already made, including the loss of all-day kindergarten, health care reductions for the poor, and the closing of several state parks and highway rest stops, precipitated by a 30 percent decline in revenue.

More than 200 Kaiser Permanente RNs rallied outside the Kaiser Permanente Oakland Medical Center February 27 to sound a public alarm about patient care reductions the HMO giant is proposing for its new Oakland facility which is expected to open this summer.

Our cost-effectiveness analysis, however, was very conservative in that we considered only the direct cost of the intervention and did not include any of the expected medical care reductions due to providing supportive housing [ 46].

We also demonstrated that fluid loading was associated with short term reductions in adverse events as well as improvements in longer term (six-month) outcomes, such as the effectiveness of care, reductions in health care costs and improved cost-effectiveness as well.