Sentence examples for payment impacts from inspiring English sources

The second important point from Figure  2 is that Medicare payment impacts on hospitals persist over time hospitals that faced the greatest payment cuts in 1997 were also the ones that faced the largest negative impact throughout the study period.

The evidence suggests that provider payment impacts CBI performance through provider participation and support for CBI, population enrolment and patient satisfaction with CBI, quantity and quality of services provided and provider and patient retention.

Given the substantial investment by national governments and international organizations in establishing CBI schemes in developing countries (Bennett 2004; Carrin et al. 2008), it is important to better understand how the method of provider payment impacts an insurance scheme's long-term viability.

Figure  2 categorizes hospitals into deciles by the ultimate accumulated Medicare payment impact per DCEQ between 1996 and 2009 and graphs the cumulative Medicare payment impact through each year (i.e., the sum of our six instruments).

The payments' impact was even less clear in Ohio, where Mrs. Clinton won one of the two Congressional districts where street money was used, but lost the other.

The OOP payments impacted the welfare of the women and households as they used savings and sale of assets to meet the payments.

For instance, patient insurance coverage, income, and medication co-payments impact the use of therapy [9], [10], although socioeconomic status was not associated with underutilization of heart failure treatment.

The papers were mostly about demand, medicine availability, in the public/private sector, medicine pricing/expenditure in the public/private sector, medicine prescription studies, health insurance coverage (based on secondary data), co-payments impact or qualitative studies.

Third, we disentangled the impact of payment shocks based on the reason for the shocks: payment shock due to the expiration of a teaser rate (i.e. "teaser shock") versus the payment shock due to index rate changes at the time of reset (i.e. "market rate shock").

Similarly, when Disability Living Allowance was replaced with Personal Independence Payment, the impact assessment told us how many DLA claimants would not be entitled to PIP, and how much income they would lose as a result.

"Those owners are looking at the lifetime costs of the facility, whereas most commercial developers look at the first cost and don't really care about future utility payments or impacts because they will sell the building and not have to pay those bills".