Sentence examples for fund physicians from inspiring English sources

Women, elderly, less wealthy individuals and people with a lower physical health status visited their insurance fund physicians more.

For the German statutory health insurance, decisions are made on behalf of both the Federal Associations of Sickness Fund Physicians or the German Hospital Association and the Federal Associations of Sickness Funds by the G-BA [ 27].

New models of funding physicians, and new models of care (e.g. doulas and midwives) should be developed under the guidance of local Aboriginal people.

Represented in this body are the major actors of the health system, health insurance funds, physicians and hospitals; they form the joint self-government of the German health care system.

We compared public and healthcare provider (HCP) knowledge, attitudes, beliefs, and behaviors in a province with a public health nurse-delivered, publicly funded rotavirus vaccination program to a province with a publicly funded, physician-delivered program.

So in recent years, at every point in the early life cycle of NIH funding, physician-scientists have been more likely than Ph.D. scientists to leave the NIH grant-applicant pool.

Within a general framework stipulated by laws, self-governing institutions (e.g., sickness funds, physician associations) specify the rules to explicit benefit catalogues or remuneration schemes with the character of benefit catalogues, limiting the scope of service provision.

Moreover, in Germany, most surveillance colonoscopies are remunerated from non-budget funds and physicians earn extra money.

In National Health Systems (NHS) with public funding prescribing physicians can be considered as double agents acting as patients' advocates but also as society's gatekeepers of resource use.

The most important body in the benefit negotiations between sickness funds and physicians concerning the scope of benefits is the Federal Joint Committee.

Demographic variables such as age and gender were most strongly associated with visits to public (provided by health insurance funds) sector physicians.