Sentence examples for delivery reforms from inspiring English sources

Sylvia Mathews Burwell, who has been the secretary of health and human services since 2014, said she met with Mr. Obama early in her tenure to describe a series of payment and delivery reforms.

Nevertheless, "the Obama guys blistered us for proposing radical cuts to Medicare, when what we were proposing were efficiency gains and delivery reforms that would have reined in the growth of costs," said Mr Holtz-Eakin.

The Medicare program that insures older and disabled Americans will be testing new payment mechanisms and delivery reforms that are supposed to slow the relentless rise in health care costs while also improving quality.

In this context, women's care seeking practices and perceptions about integrated health services are especially important to understand so as to inform future policies and service delivery reforms.

Organizing health services around people's needs and expectations was strongly emphasized in the World Health Report of 2008 as one of the major four PHC reforms termed "services delivery reforms"[ 11].

The four sets of Primary Health Care reforms that include: (i) the universal coverage reforms; (ii) service delivery reforms; (iii) public policy reforms; and (iv) leadership reforms [ 33] are very relevant here in bridging the observed inequities in the use of delivery services by skilled health providers and consequently contribute to the achievement of the MDG 5 targets.

And I think the place to start is cost health delivery reform and insurance market reforms".

Our approach speaks to broader needs within health financing and delivery reform for testing that while rigorous recognizes the urgency of the challenges we face.

Academic medical centers (AMCs) have the potential to be leaders in the era of healthcare delivery reform, but most have yet to display a commitment to delivery innovation on par with their commitment to basic research.

As with the rest of health care, interest in payment and health delivery reform has created demand for transplant providers to address value by incorporating quality metrics and strategic changes in network design The complexity of evaluating performance in HCT complicates the goal of rewarding providers for better performance and penalizing poor results.

The findings contribute to ongoing debates about service delivery reform.