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Health outlays depend on both the volume of services consumed, and their price.
About three-quarters of the drop in spending was made by reducing the volume of services provided.
They are committed to rewarding high-quality care, by paying for the value, rather than the volume, of services.
Between 1978-79 and 1988-89, thade had been a 41% real increase in spending, but a 10% fall in the volume of services delivered.
By coming together, councils can consolidate the volume of services they use, which both puts pressure on, and incentivises, suppliers to lower their costs.
Those costs, in turn, reflect rates set by the government for doctors, hospitals, nursing homes and other providers of care, as well as the volume of services provided.
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In fact, America's health care system is not much different from other developed countries in the volume of service.
The volume of service may still be affected by transit workers' ability to reach those train yards, given the remaining difficulties with transportation.
Mr. Bone had noticed that between 2009 and 2010 Hudl's clientele had risen by more than 550 percent, to 2,300 teams from 350 — but the volume of service calls had grown by only about 400 percent.
We used the volume of service during the base year (2004/5) for calculating unit costs of services, and translated the 2005/6 costs to the base year 2004/5.
Standardized for the Bavarian resident population, the volume of service utilization in the KORA-Age sample was around one fifth lower (3.4 versus 4.3 in-hospital days).
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