In Britain, for example, reimbursements for Velcade, a drug for multiple myeloma, didn't begin until more than a year after it passed regulatory scrutiny.
For example, reimbursements rose by 4.3percentt between the 2007-2008 and the 2008-2009 school years.
For example, reimbursement in the Atlanta area, considered close to the national median, is scheduled to be cut by 8.2percentt, from $39,000 this year to $35,800 in 2007.
Such parameters reflect, for example, reimbursement regulations and dispensing practices, which may be differ between countries.
The way in which funding is provided in NHS hospitals, for example, reimbursement for day case attendances, provides some disincentive for them to take a broader NHS perspective, much less the even broader societal perspective.
For example, reimbursement of infliximab is based on the regulation of expensive inpatient drugs in the Netherlands: 80% of the drug is reimbursed, with the other 20% being the responsibility of the hospital.
It may not be very much, but it will outweigh a good part of the effect, and we can't see that health economists have looked at this. (Male GP, Hordaland) It's easy to see the importance of using the right medicines, but it's clear that part of the problem with, for example, reimbursement of drugs is that it appears very random and unfair.
Fischer v. United States (2000), the Court held that the jurisdictional requirement of $10,000 in federal funds can be satisfied by any funds that flow through the organization, for example Medicaid reimbursements which a hospital receives indirectly through the patients.
She suggested, for example, tuition reimbursement.
The health care cost problem is, in effect, a design redesign problem, not a single difficulty with, for example, a reimbursement system.
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