Sentence examples for payer needs from inspiring English sources
To identify the pain instruments and study end points most commonly used in clinical trial settings and to provide insight into the extent to which outcome measures in clinical studies are meeting payer needs.
Study design and setting should be discussed directly with payers before initiation, to ensure that payer needs are met.
The current financial scenario reinforces the payers' needs (National Health System, NHS) of review with care the rational use of treatments.
Medicare and the other payers need to work with oncologists.
The main point is that the twin principles of independence and accountability to licence fee payers need to underpin how the BBC is governed.
"Licence fee payers need all the facts before we can judge whether this backroom deal is a good use of money," he wrote in a letter.
"Licence fee payers need the BBC to spend the nearly £4bn it gives them every year more wisely," Whittingdale said, launching the white paper on Thursday.
"Providers need to want to provide this kind of care, payers need to pay for this kind of care and, most importantly, patients need to demand and expect this kind of care".
In the letter to Whittingdale, copied to the director general, the chancellor andFairhead, Bryant wrote: "Licence fee payers need all the facts before we can judge whether this backroom deal is a good use of money and whether the BBC Trust's presumption that the government will not now seek to impose further costs on the BBC during the charter period is correct".
Licence fee payers need all the facts before we can judge whether this backroom deal is a good use of money, and whether the BBC Trust's presumption that the government will not now seek to impose further costs on the BBC during the charter period is correct.
"The payers need a better sense of what the likely outcome is for any given patient," says Tom Smith, program director at Moss, "so that they can say with confidence which patients are likely to benefit from treatment, and how significant that benefit is likely to be.
