Sentence examples for facility purchases from inspiring English sources

You need to ask, for example, whether a number refers just to prescription drugs or includes over-the-counter drugs and other consumer products made by drug companies; whether it includes revenues for middlemen and retailers or not; whether it refers just to outpatient consumer purchases or also to health facility purchases; and whether it includes mail order purchases.

Kutney joined the Riverhounds instead and became involved in the club's management when his other employer, Pittsburgh's Greentree SportsPlex facility, purchased the franchise and installed him as chief executive.

The objective function minimizes the expected cost (that includes facilities, purchasing, storage, transport and emissions costs) minus the expected revenue due to the amount of products returned, from repairing and decomposition centers to the forward network.

Dahle had hoped to use cap-and-trade money to subsidize the facilities' purchase of biomass material, giving them some breathing room until they can negotiate more favorable contracts with utilities that buy their electricity.

Healthcare facilities purchase thousands of different products requested by dozens of different departments.

This was due to the fact that these facilities purchase all their pharmaceuticals from the essential drug list".

PRONTO training also aims to identify and overcome latent errors in care — errors related to system problems, such as facilities, purchasing of supplies or equipment and staffing.

Our evidence of benefits of NGO wholesaling is thus largely qualitative, drawn from interviews with NGO facilities purchasing from the wholesalers in Tanzania and India.

One of the studies from Tanzania [ 31] suggested a high quality of prescribing (for general patients as a whole) "due to the fact that these facilities purchase all their pharmaceuticals from the essential drug list".

The revenues from the voucher program have been used by facility managers to upgrade the facilities, purchase drugs, supplies, equipment's, provide incentives to clients such as improve hygiene and nutrition during admission, purchase of beds, provide incentives to providers to deliver quality services and compensate long working hours [ 24].

In sample hospitals, although the actual number of open beds (7.83%) and the number of employees (11.24%) did not rise sharply, the fixed assets had grown by 30.7%, which mean that hospitals still managed to expand their capacity and scale by increasing more fixed assets, such as building more facilities, purchasing more high-tech equipments, etc.