Sentence examples for effective reimbursement from inspiring English sources
In view of the association between OOP and CHE risk and its possible reasons, we suggest that the NCMS should further improve its protection by broadening the catalogue of reimbursable drugs and treatments, decreasing or abolishing deductible and increasing the effective reimbursement ratio of outpatient service for people with chronic diseases, and with an accompanying expansion of NCMS fund.
Otherwise, supererogation can lead to a reduced effective reimbursement rate [44].
The NCMS therefore requires continuous review to enhance the effective reimbursement level for those who require high levels of assistance.
Additionally, an effective reimbursement system is in place for both vaccinations by the Social Security Organization, recommended by the Turkish Ministry of Health (MoH) since 2008, as per current practice in 22 European countries.
To reduce CHE risk for these households, it is critical to decrease OOP payments for health services by enhancing the effective reimbursement level of NCMS and strictly regulating the providers' behaviors.
If larger trials determine that collaborative care management over the Web is cost-effective, reimbursement for providers will need to be reformed to support electronic communication.
RAI is the proportion of cost-effective decisions, either reimbursement of cost-effective indications or non-reimbursement of cost-ineffective indications, out of total indications.
The SHI Reform Act 2000 required the selection and implementation of a case fee system for reimbursement effective as of 1 January 2003.
We investigate the cost effectiveness of a partial reimbursement of the cheapest effective malaria chemoprophylaxis (mefloquine) for travellers to high risk areas of malaria transmission compared with the current situation of no reimbursement.
Lending is most of the time progressive and consists of providing credit in tranches whose amount increases as the reimbursement is effective.
The study period included the two year period preceding, and one year after implementation of the restricted reimbursement program (effective November 15 2005).
