Sentence examples for risk arrangements from inspiring English sources

Contrary to widely held belief, the market demand from health insurers for provider-based risk arrangements has not only been declining nationally but even fell in California where it all began more than two decades ago.

To offset this risk, arrangements for a particularly large order may be negotiated beforehand and the transaction put through the floor as a matter of procedure, with the jobber accepting a minimum "turn".

Health systems can also partner to develop economic risk arrangements around the effectiveness of their drugs and devices.

Because most of this work grows out of a conviction that specific risk allocations embedded in law could be improved upon, the merits of the newly proposed risk arrangements have taken center stage.

Those two alone obtained more than 25% of Healtheon/WebMD's stock along with low risk arrangements in which Healtheon pays out nearly as much in cash and services as the press releases trumpet that it stands to receive.

Government-aligned ACOs technically do not include the pharmacy benefit (typically covering self-administered oral and injectable drugs) in their risk arrangements, although many executives surveyed consider it to be part of the mix indirectly because it affects the total cost of care.

Decision-making authority varies as well, with health system-run ACOs viewing themselves as being the dominant arbiter within their organizations in determining risk arrangement and services, but they recognized physician groups have an important role and health plans less so (40%).

This article reviews a plethora of community-based risk management arrangements across the developing world.

Unable to sell assets, they have come up with a compromise of sorts, and have started agreeing to "synthetic risk transfer" arrangements with hedge funds.

There is a wide range of models under this new hybrid regime which essentially combine the energy market with planning and long-term risk transfer arrangements.

"We propose a radical alternative to the NFFR's limited solutions to the current fragmented, inefficient and ineffective flood risk management arrangements," said Neil Parish, the Conservative MP who chairs the environment, food and rural affairs (Efra) select committee.