Sentence examples for practitioner fees from inspiring English sources

Public hospital services, for example, are generally costed at a lower rate in comparison to private practitioner fees [ 18, 20].

The specific costs and economic outcomes that should be included depend on the perspective from which the evaluation is conducted, and may include direct medical costs (such as practitioner fees or drug costs), direct non-medical costs (such as travel costs associated with receiving the therapy), and indirect costs (such as lost worker productivity).

The procedure was expensive; some medical practitioners charged between £5 and £10 and some sold the method to other practitioners for fees between £50 to £100, or for half of the profits.

For old-way practitioners, the fees that insurance companies pay for talk therapy are low and getting lower.

According to Citizens Advice, practitioners typically charge fees of around £5,000.

Cable said: "We are specifically going to have a look initially at a narrow issue around insolvency practitioners and their fees.

Co-founder Angus Burt says that he came up with the idea after continually losing his own vaccination records and getting fed up with paying his General Practitioner (GP) a fee to track them down.

Provincial per capita numbers of gastroenterologists and general practitioners and endoscopist fees (10$ increment) were treated as continuous variables.

In the single consultative clinic (group A), CAM practitioners saw their fees reimbursed from patients' insurance plans and personal payments; whereas the physicians only invoiced the government for their services.

Solo practitioners often charge hourly fees of $80 to $200 and may earn more than $100,000 a year.

Griffith's proposal is similar to one put forward by another Delaware practitioner shortly before the fee-shifting ban.