As a health economics concept, UHC guarantees financial protection by providing a shield against the catastrophic and impoverishing consequences of out-of-pocket expenditure, through the implementation of pooled prepaid financing systems.
The pubs mounted a legal challenge to the ruling and as a consequence of an out-of-court bargain with the NSW police on 29 July 2008, the restriction was relaxed to 3.30 a.m. closing with a 1.30 a.m. lockout.
With value-based insurance design, cost sharing is still used, but a "clinically sensitive" approach is designed to mitigate the adverse health consequences of high out-of-pocket costs.
I'd like to see the U.S. really face the serious consequences of our out-of-control obesity epidemic and consider tough interventions, like a soda tax, or perhaps a fat tax, as is taking hold in Europe.
Possible consequences of using out-of-date guidelines include a clinician's use of diagnostic studies or treatments that do not provide the best-known outcomes [ 19].
Doyle added that his failure to earn a start in Astana was a "consequence" of dropping out of the Premier League because of Wolves' relegation last season.
Taubman tellingly quotes Kissinger saying that his problem is consequences "out of proportion to anything that you might want to achieve".
Four of the research sites, the more prospective 'modernization' and 'professionalization' cases, respectively, developed such long-term consequences out of their strategic stance, in particular with reference to competence-related HR systems (workforce and leadership development).
People never really thought about the consequences of pulling out of Vietnam; it was all 'get out of Vietnam, get out of Vietnam,' and then millions of people died in the aftermath.
