Sentence examples for mode of remuneration from inspiring English sources
The primary constraint of this mode of remuneration, according to FFS physicians, is that complex acts are under-remunerated: " There are some blatant injustices with FFS.
Under the EEG 2014, direct marketing has been made obligatory for all but small-scale plants, with the market premium as the standard mode of remuneration (from 2015, all new RES plants > 500 kWel have to participate in direct marketing, from 2016 this is the case for all new plants > 100 kWel (§ 37 EEG 2014)).
Most of the respondents believe that the FFS mode of remuneration influences how GPs deliver services.
There was also a consensus among the interviewees that mode of remuneration influences the length of consultations.
(GP: private clinic, rural) Another facet of time management affected by mode of remuneration is the proportion of time GPs devote to regular appointments versus walk-in services.
At the clinic level, determinants included the availability of psychotherapy on-site, the use of treatment algorithms, and the mode of remuneration.
On the whole, they welcomed opportunities to diagnose and treat patients with common mental disorders; however, they also faced a number of impediments, including healthcare system fragmentation; lack of communication, resources, and useful clinical tools; and unsuitable modes of remuneration.
Other complementary indicators for assessing monetary incentives could refer to modes of remuneration (for example, the proportion of health care providers paid by salary, fee-for-service or capitation), or multiplicity of sources of remuneration (such as the proportion of health workers receiving wages from both public and private sector jobs).
Cable has, however, ducked the issue of remuneration committee reform.
"We've all hidden behind formulae" to calculate the level of remuneration instead of having "enough faith in remuneration committee members to apply their judgment," Mr. Lee said.
Last year, records Steve Epstein, Levi's head of remuneration, the company went through something of a revolution.
