Sentence examples for study payment for from inspiring English sources

Annette Hasenburg has received support for travel expenses to meetings for the study, payment for lectures (honoraria), and expert testimony from Pfizer.

RAs explained all research procedures, including the use of computerized surveys before and immediately after the doctor's visit, the importance of audio recording the visit, the possibility of being contacted for a 12-week follow-up interview, and procedures for obtaining study payment (a $20 gift card at the index visit and a $10 gift card for the 12 week follow-up).

Similarly, a review including studies on payment-for-performance schemes implemented in the United Kingdom found evidence for only modest improvements in care, whereas the impacts on costs, professional behaviour, and patient experiences were uncertain [ 47].

This study evaluated Payment for Ecosystem Services PESS) implementation in a smallholder settlement in an Atlantic forest reserve in Paraguay, designed to stop and reverse deforestation due to expansion of subsistence agriculture, which was identified to be the main deforestation or forest degradation threat that may spread beyond the settlement.

Lee Bee Wah: Has received consultancy fees, honorarium and money for travel related to the study and payment for lectures including speaker's bureau.

In that study, co-payments for ART were deemed acceptable by only one-third of patients, two-thirds of ART physicians and three-quarters of other groups (including academics, social lawyers and health politicians).

This paper presents findings from a study of seven Payment for Environmental Service (PES) schemes that assessed impacts on livelihoods and implications for the design of incentive mechanisms for Reducing Emissions from Deforestation and forest Degradation (REDD+).

All physicians and patients who were recruited into the study received a payment for their time and involvement.

In our 2000 study, the average payment for admission into medical school was the equivalent to 149 days of work.

Several studies have supported payment for environmental services within the commons as an emerging model of sustainable development for poor communities.

Eighteen participants (eight females, mean age = 25.1 years, SD = 4.32 years) from the student population of the California Institute of Technology took part in this study for payment ($50 per hour).