Sentence examples for reimbursed basis from inspiring English sources

We wish to emphasise that the purpose of our article (Davies et al, 2012) was to highlight the difficulties that innovators may face when they seek to have medicines for orphan and ultra-orphan indications licensed, and made available for use on a reimbursed basis.

For instance, in April 2010, a new cost-containment measure introduced a biannual application of a compulsory price reduction for 'old' drugs: drugs reimbursed for over 12 years and less than 15 years had their ex-factory price and reimbursement basis reduced by 15%, and drugs reimbursed for over 15 years underwent a 17% reduction.

That way, districts are reimbursed on the basis of their tax base, with a greater share allotted to poorer districts.

If we reimbursed on the basis of preventing disease rather than treating it, the world would be different.

But most other drugs administered via injection in doctors' offices or hospital outpatient clinics — as Bexxar and Zevalin are — are not reimbursed on the basis of what hospitals say they have paid.

Doctors in private practice are reimbursed on the basis of a fee-for-service schedule negotiated between caregivers and insurers.

Sometimes practice costs are reimbursed on the basis of actual expenditure, whereas other costs are reimbursed according to estimates and are payable, regardless of whether these costs have been made or not and independently of the real expenditure.

As practices are only reimbursed on the basis of the number of vaccines administered, they face a financial penalty if they buy more doses than are used and sale-or-return schemes are usually limited to a few per cent of the vaccine doses in the overall order.

They are the only company approved by Medicare to get reimbursed on a preventative basis for the treatment of dementia.

That is, because they are reimbursed on a capitation basis, they do not have to submit claims for all services provided.

Primary care was provided by family doctors reimbursed on a capitation basis, who were the gate-keepers for access to specialist services.