Sentence examples for cost control reforms from inspiring English sources

Implement cost control reforms and watch providers circumvent new rules and guidelines.

After predicting four years ago that the program would run out of money in 2001, they were able to report last year that the present system can survive as is at least until 2029, indicating that the current program isn't as much in need of cost-control reform as had been assumed.

That is why the president made cost control central to health reform legislation.

It would leave in place the cost control measures in the health reform bill and go even further to reward the quality of care rather than the volume.

It needs effective measures on cost control including healthcare provider payment reform and well developed health insurance schemes to offer better financial protection for the vulnerable Chinese seeking essential healthcare.

"The AMA got freed from planned reductions in reimbursements but offered little in return," said Simmons, whose coalition is seeking to make cost control a central part of reform.

In the last part of the nineties the need for organizational reforms and improved cost control became increasingly important, and a change in ownership and the division of tasks between the different levels of government was seen by many as a potential instrument to achieve these goals.

It is also a strikingly hypocritical one: Republicans mostly opposed the numerous cost control programmes created by the healthcare reform and stimulus laws.

This Eshoo/Barton amendment on "Biosimiliars" is one of several big disappointments in the health reform legislation concerning cost control for medicines.

It was a mistake to put cost control at the center of the health reform sales job, many now argue.

Federal reforms, in turn, should be focused on cost control, the area where the various state plans are weakest.