Sentence examples for items of services from inspiring English sources

The bishops will also renew their call for lawmakers to pass the "Respect for Rights of Conscience Act," which would exempt both insurance providers and purchasers — and not just those who are religiously affiliated — from any mandate to cover items of services that is contrary to either's "religious beliefs or moral convictions".

Fee for service, when payment related to number of items of services provided, stimulated excessive provision of services, inefficient use of resources and cost escalation.

The Department of Health recommended routine administration of the influenza vaccine to all aged over 74 years in 1998 and in 2000 extended this to all aged over 64 years while adding an item-of-service payment [ 3].

A situation in which Americans seek the fountain of youth and physicians are paid by the number of items of service they provide is, on the face of it, self-destructive.

But also what makes doctors competent has to be supplemented by what makes them caring: it is not just a matter of providing items of service against a contract, a costed menu.

PTs mostly emphasized better reimbursement for related items of service.

We did not impute individual items of service use, and means are presented for non-missing cases only.

This sample was previously shown to be representative of the age sex distribution of patients at all GP encounters claimed (as items of service) through Medicare in 2008 2009.

However, ours is the first study to examine such differences in detail and across so many items of service delivery/quality of care.

Using the staff responses, hospitals were then rated on a measure of service quality developed as part of our previous study 7 (see online supplementary appendix 2 21 Items of Service Quality) and based on the Royal College of Psychiatrists Guidelines for the general hospital management of self-harm.

Although the majority of patients were unaware of the price paid for individual items of service, many patients did seem to be aware of the approximate cost of their treatment, with 49% of the subjects suggesting either £8 or £10 as the cost of a scale and polish.