Sentence examples for managed entry from inspiring English sources

Different terms have been used, the most prominent being 'Coverage with Evidence Development' (CED), defined as a type of managed entry agreement between manufacturers or service providers and the paying healthcare system.

This chapter provides an overview on Managed Entry Agreements (MEA).

Managed Entry Agreements are contracts between the industry and payers under which a drug gets access to the market.

The UK Border Force, the section of the agency that manages entry to the UK, is to become a separate law-enforcement body reporting directly to the Home Office while the UKBA will be solely responsible for immigration policy work.

13 A stronger 'gatekeeper' role whereby primary care physicians (PCPs) manage entry to specialist care and investigations is also associated with worse cancer survival.

I was using a database back-end to manage entries, and I was consciously putting new posts at the top of the page, but keeping the older ones too.

The tool was tested by 22 experts in managing entries in confined spaces, including experts during 10 visits in different organizations.

Pleging served for over a decade as Business line Manager for Philips Lighting's Electronics division where he managed the entry of Philips into the solar marketplace with an innovative concept of solar inverters for the European market and extensive partner collaboration.

If she had managed her entry into politics better she could have filled an important niche.

Mr. Rosenwinkel has rarely found an earthier home for his otherworldly tone, and the combination imbues this album with an attractive humility, once you've managed atmospheric entry.

He turned up to command the semi-final, he admitted, knowing very little about Hillsborough's safety history: about the crushes at the 1981 and 1988 semi-finals, or that the approach to the Leppings Lane end was a "natural geographical bottleneck" to which Mole had carefully managed supporters' entry.