Sentence examples for models of contracting from inspiring English sources

Various models of contracting out bits of public health care are used, but more could be done, especially at primary-care level.

Alternative models of contracting and incentivizing HHWs, such as performance-based payment, might improve productivity.

While the southern hemisphere adopted a common model of contracting players centrally, the European approach was fragmented.

Ireland's model of contracting the elite players to the IRFU has already been suggested as the most suitable one for Wales to copy, but the Welsh regions are reluctant to relinquish control.

FedEx Ground immediately distinguished itself from its major competitor, United Parcel Service (UPS), by adopting the successful RPS business model of contracting its work out to small independent trucking companies.

The reduced model probability of contracting malaria assumed 100% chemoprophylaxis regimen adherence using the following equation: In the sensitivity analyses, chemoprophylaxis adherence was reduced to 60%, making 40% of travelers unprotected.

Carlos Morales, head of Pemex production and exploration, said in an interview that the company was in advanced discussions with foreign companies to develop "new models" of contracts to share costs and technology on land and offshore that would include cash payments.

The reasons are in part linked to the need to reduce costs through competition for the market (in tendering), in contrast to other models of contract awarding.

The catalogue of health care products includes a number of parts/chapters, as presented in Table  3.> The catalogue of services is not published in a uniformed way but rather as a set of appendices to various models of contracts with various groups of providers.

Information on availability of skilled manpower for provisioning of EmOC services was obtained and detailed information was gathered on implementation of contracting in model for private EmOC specialist.

The results of the linear regression model indicated that a higher fear of contracting influenza A/H1N1 was observed in HCWs, more knowledgeable, in those considering influenza A/H1N1 a serious disease, and in those working in surgical wards when medical wards were chosen as the reference category (Model 2 in Table  2).