Sentence examples for insurance outcomes from inspiring English sources
Asic recommended: public reporting of life insurance outcomes; strengthening the legal framework around claims handling and dispute resolution; and a further reviews of insurers with high rates of rejection and products sold without financial advice.
UPDATE 1: For a thoughtful discussion of the history of research on health insurance outcomes, read this piece by Megan McArdle.
First, van den Berg et al. (2016), who also report similar positive effects of vacancy referrals on the transition rate to employment and put forward a similar interpretation as we do, find that these effects come at a cost of lower job quality and that they enhance the entry in sickness insurance, outcomes which we could not measure with our data.
We use difference-in-differences analysis to compare longitudinal insurance outcomes by December 2003.
Thus, after controlling for differences in premium and income and for state-specific fixed effects, we presume no other factors affect the insurance outcomes of children.
We exploited the cross-sectional and temporal variation in premiums in 2003 to study the relationship between CHIP premiums and insurance outcomes.
Judging subjectively at least one riding school had had major management changes between the time frame of insurance outcome analysis and the pilot study visits (data not shown).
Anecdotal evidence and preliminary analysis of a larger study on management and insurance outcome indicate that summer rest at pasture of four weeks or more has a protective effect against wastage in riding school horses (unpublished data).
A. Thomas McLellan, David C. Lewis, Charles P. O'Brien, et al. Drug Dependence, a Chronic Medical Illness: Implications for Treatment, Insurance, and Outcomes Evaluation.
A bog of health issues that includes Medicaid managed care, health insurance exchanges, outcome-based care.
A coercive deal, bankers warned, could lead to a technical default and the initiation of credit-default swaps, or insurance, an outcome that all sides were trying to avoid.
