Sentence examples for payment table from inspiring English sources

Those are care coordination, quality and safety, whole person orientation, personal physician, physician leadership, enhanced access and payment (Table 1).

In Latvia and Lithuania, respondents with more education were more than twice as likely to report making an unofficial payment (Table 6) [See Additional File 1].

We have used the typology proposed by Roberts et al. [ 21], the World Bank Institute and others, to identify and classify health sector policy levers in terms of: organisation, regulation, community education, finance and payment (Table  1).

*** Only mothers who were covered by a private health plan The Brazilian public health system (SUS) paid for 81.1% of the deliveries, 14.5% were paid by health plans and 4.4% by direct payment (Table 4).

In univariate models, odds of term LBW were greater for female infants, firstborn infants, and infants born to younger mothers (< 25 years of age), mothers receiving no prenatal care or receiving care after the first trimester, and to mothers using Medi-Cal or other governmental programs for prenatal care payment (Table 1).

Printed material includes Thomas Paine's Decline and Fall of the English System of Finance (Philadelphia, 1796) as well as circular letters and debt payment tables.

The age group 20-24 had the highest percentage of women (10.9%, n = 10) who reported incurring OOP payments (Table 1).

Further, European Central Bank (ECB) data on access and use of payment instruments and terminals, show a steady graduation towards cashless payments (Table 1).

Zomato, the India-based restaurant discovery site, has closed $60 million in new funding as it looks to further its push into new verticals including food delivery, payments, table reservations and more.

As a consequence, they cannot access health services or end up having to make a co-payment (Table 3).

POS-S: Subsidized Regimen Benefit Package Source: authors The informants of the subsidized regime, in both areas, reported difficulties of access to healthcare related to the insurance design: exclusion from benefits of necessary specialized services, classification of services by levels of care and co-payment (Table 3).