Sentence examples for formal fee from inspiring English sources

A decade ago few had formal fee structures, says Louise Elstone of BMF.

Once a patient gets in to see a doctor, another shadow economy kicks in: On top of the formal fee, patients know to provide the doctor a "red envelope" of cash, a kind of pre-service tip to encourage attentive care.

In 2008, 67% of the HCs had a formal fee waiver system while all the surveyed HCs had it in 2013.

In 2013, all the HCs had a formal fee waiver system and were providing maternal and newborn care free of charge while in 2008, 67% had a formal system to waiver maternal and newborn care.

The ongoing health financing reforms – the implementation of capitation payments for PHC and the introduction of formal co-payments for health services not included in a Basic Benefit Package – might be effective in reducing inequalities in access although the impact must be monitored as the danger is that formal fees add to the burden of payments.

This may be due to the better health insurance coverage of the children (paying less for formal fees or medicines) but also to the changes in specific health care needs. 1 Level of education is represented as a categorical variable where: (0) "Without education"; (1) "Primary education"; (2) " Secondary education"; (4) "University education"; (5) "Postgraduate education".

Direct costs included out-of-pocket expenses on items such as formal hospital fees (admission fees, blood transfusions), informal hospital fees (locally known as the welfare ward fund commonly associated with outpatient visits), medication, food and transport costs.

Many of the payments are really bribes paid on top of formal hospital fees.

Major findings were: (1) a good mix of formal (water fees and WUAs) and traditional (rotation-based water sharing, the Zamu) systems improved village-level water management services and reduced intra-scheme conflicts; (2) the water rights system has not brought abstractions into line with allocations and (3) so far, the MSC Apex body failed to mitigate inter-scheme conflicts.

Syrians who could not afford formal registration fees could live "under the radar" in the camps.

The introduction of formal user fees has generated additional income for the public health sector (US$0.400 per capita per year in 2001 equal to 7%) [ 11].