Sentence examples for reference costing from inspiring English sources

Data are grouped by local organisations for two purposes: to support the collection of cost data for reference costing in order to inform future tariff setting processes, and to provide information for local service planning.

Second, the ingredients approach to costing employed in this study is considered to be more informative than other methods, for example reference costing, due to its detailed primary data on actual resource use.

The costs of diagnostic tests from the micro-costing study and the NHS reference costs 2009/10, when available, were similar, as summarized in Table  1.

The reference costs that underpin the tariff prices were also published yesterday.

This watch, just for reference, costs more than ten of my cars.

Costs were based on National Health Service reference costs 2005/2006 prices.

Costs of care were estimated by applying published 2008/2009 national reference costs 20 22 to the use of resources.

44 There are no reference costs for HHD, but a financial audit by the Kidney Dialysis Project Group in preparation for the reference costs exercise showed that Trusts report costs for HHD ranging from £28 to £133 per session.

We used Curtis 35 to value primary and community healthcare and Department of Health reference costs 36 for all hospital-based care.

Any resources identified will be costed using appropriate local and national data, for example NHS reference costs 59 and Unit Costs of Health and Social Care.

We used the weighted average costs based on the number of non-elective admissions for pneumonia without complications (NHS reference costs code WADZ11C).