But the entitlement applies only to procedures that are publicly financed in European residents' home countries, and reimbursement would be only up to the amount the procedure would cost in that country.
Moreover, individuals were limited by their insurance plan regarding access to physicians and entitlement to receive particular procedures.
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It also stipulates conditions for the introduction of new technologies and procedures as well as new entitlements.
The legislative authority, however, does not define in detail the entitlements of the insured persons, but regulates the procedures with which the institutions of self-governance and the contractual partners determine the scope of SHI services [ 8].
If Republicans win the chamber and the White House, they would be able to adopt some of their most controversial policies reforming entitlements and slashing spending and tax rates using a procedure known as reconciliation.
It sets top-line limits for the Appropriations Committees to live within as they work on the real, binding spending bills, and it sometimes sets up fast-track procedures to consider changes to tax and entitlement laws.
He said: "OCS processes these workers through our payroll system, they have the same sign-on procedures as permanent employees and we pay their entitlement for holiday pay".
(P090, female, aged between 35-39) The welfare rights advice service operated through two main processes that facilitated access to benefit entitlements, firstly, providing knowledge about entitlement and secondly, assisting with the procedure of making benefit claims.
When Congress established the entitlement to pay for kidney patients in October 1972, dialysis and transplants were new procedures that were not covered by health insurance.
