Community based health insurance schemes are based on the premises of risk-pooling and community solidarity to risks of falling sick and are conceptually designed to provide financial protection and reduce out-of-pocket for care for health [ 1, 2].
In predicating itself on the premise of "risk" -- translated as "social cost" in Tiffany's account -- the line of argument trails off into fancy.
Shared risks and opportunities set specific premises for risk management (RM) in temporary multi-organizations (TMOs).
"I've always operated under the premise of no risk, no success.
The distributions for the metrics studied are presented in detail for farms only, as those are the premises of interest for risk-based surveillance.
We consider that the level of risk a premises is perceived to be at, based on its point distance from an IP, may be altered by knowing actual premises contiguity, particularly in the case of contact spread diseases such as FMD since the distance between two farm point locations may be considerable despite their fields actually being in contact.
At Doha 195 countries, including the United States, accepted the premise of a global pooling of risk.
One of Beck's key premises is that the modern world is typified by the exportation of risk.
The model identified the areas with higher risk for AIV introduction from MW, aiming at selecting poultry premises for the application of risk-based surveillance.
The risk communication principles are premised on the ideal that effective communication is essential in all phases of risk assessment and management.
Ms. Tett describes how banks invented increasingly complex derivatives, "all based upon the fundamental premise that the default risk of bundles of mortgages had been virtually erased by the process of bundling and then slicing them" into so-called "tranches," which were supposed to give investors a choice of different levels of risk and return.
