Sentence examples for incurred of treating from inspiring English sources

Table 4 outlines the additional costs incurred of treating these 125 women along with the costs saved by avoiding the additional unintended pregnancy.

And this is just the savings incurred on treating physical health.

Reimbursement for medical costs incurred for treating physical injuries is not taxable.

Given these social costs associated with the possibility of patient dumping, a clear alternative is to insure hospitals for some fraction of the extra costs incurred to treat each outlier patient.5 We call this the outlier payment policy for expositional clarity.

So now you're out thousands of dollars in premiums, and the substantial debt you've just incurred to treat your pet or save her life is your burden to bear, and yours alone.

Any proposed therapies targeting prevention or early treatment of lung injury prior to respiratory failure should consider the additional costs and risks incurred by treating larger populations of at-risk patients, of whom only a fraction will actually develop ALI.

Second, contralateral and locoregional events are associated with the high costs of further surgery and/or radical radiotherapy, combined with the fact that despite this radical approach, a high proportion of patients go on to experience distant recurrence within 5 years and hence incur the additional costs of treating metastatic disease.

The financial and emotional costs incurred when treating the side effects of potent anticoagulants are considerable, and need to be factored into future recommendations.

The mean cost of treating diarrhea incurred by the patient and the ministry of health in the treatment and the control group were not significantly different.

It was thought that, in these cases, there could be a greater risk of complications: "given the demographic…many [medical tourists]…have some chronic disease management that they're dealing with…and it's like oh my God [the risks they could face]." Participants were concerned about the demands the BC healthcare system faced as a result of treating complications incurred through medical tourism.

Comparing these costs with the cost of treatment for epilepsy or asthma shows that the costs incurred by treating these two physical disorders remained fairly stable over the same period of time.