Sentence examples for term reimbursement from inspiring English sources

But Trump on Thursday dismissed reports he'd softened his stance, tweeting that the wall "has never changed or evolved from the first day I conceived of it" and that it "will be paid for, directly or indirectly, or through longer term reimbursement, by Mexico".

Healthcare providers (meaning both physicians and hospitals) often use the term "reimbursement" for their services, but this is a misnomer.

The term "reimbursement approval year" refers to the date that the indication was granted reimbursement authorization by each country's governmental regulatory bodies, such as the HTA agencies.

"They don't have to deal with managed health care in terms of reimbursement.

Further, if I am able to find my own room outside of Expedia, the company can't do anything for me in terms of reimbursement.

Because Omnicare has long-term contracts with LTC facilities, its profits should not be significantly impacted in the short term if reimbursements to LTC facilities are cut.

A 25.95 % reduction in terms of reimbursement was also observed, since the number of re-treatments in the sample considered is higher without intraprocedural CEUS and, therefore, the considered treatments and DRGs are higher in this scenario.

The benefit-assessment of a therapy in terms of reimbursement issues should also take into account these specific pre-requisites as part of the early-benefit-assessment (EBA), as conducted by German HTA (i.e., Institute for Quality and Efficiency in Health Care, IQWiG) as commissioned by the Federal Joint Committee (G-BA), or G-BA itself for orphan drugs).

The financial benefit in terms of reimbursement from 2015 2020 is only €58.6 k to €116.8 k.

Second, we approached the issue of incentives for participation in terms of reimbursement [ 39].

In terms of reimbursement, the global budget payment system was adopted in order to contain the growth of medical expenditure.