healthcare expenditure
collocation in Englishmeaningsofhealth careandexpenditure
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health-care
noun[U]
uk/ˈhelθ.keər/us/ˈhelθ.ker/
the services provided by a country or an organization that involve caring for people's health and treating people who ...
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expenditure
noun
uk/ɪkˈspen.dɪ.tʃər/us/ɪkˈspen.də.tʃɚ/
the total amount of money that a government or ...
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(Definition ofhealth-careandexpenditurefrom theCambridge English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)
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A large part of the totalhealthcareexpenditureis used to care for alcohol-related disorders.
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In an effort to project futurehealthcareexpenditure, much research has examined the well-known relationship between age and disability.
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The drawback, however, is that current medical technological evolution is a major cost driver ofhealthcareexpenditure.
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In both cases, there are opportunity costs in terms ofhealthcareexpenditureand/or health benefits associated with these inappropriate decisions.
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Since thenhealthcareexpenditurehas declined slightly as a result of austerity measures.
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The means for avoiding communal impoverishment due to escalatinghealthcareexpenditureneed not be confined, then, to curtailing demand in an effort to suppress prices.
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These purposes will improve maximizing health gain for a given level ofhealthcareexpenditure.
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This will be a significant contribution toward rationalizing public and privatehealthcareexpenditure and cost-effective management of patients with hip fractures.
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One of the drivers ofhealthcareexpenditurehas been the rapid rate of pharmaceutical advance and the prices charged for new medicines (27).
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Publichealthcareexpenditurecontributed only one percentage point to this increase, the rest going to pensions expenditure.
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Healthcareexpenditureis influenced by the number of health providers in a particular setting.
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As a result of this difficulty, most private healthcare insurers reimbursehealthcareexpenditureby having first specified what is included and what is not included in the coverage.
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Regarding thehealthcareexpenditureanalysis, 207 participants (72% of the participants included in the analysis) had an insurance policy with one of the four co-financing health insurance companies.
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Healthcareexpenditureis affected by the size of a population as well its demographics, medical care price, medical utilization rate, and high-tech medical utilization (5).
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Privatehealthcareexpenditureis taken as the difference between public and totalhealthcareexpenditure.
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The impact of medical advance on overallhealthcareexpenditureis a complex one.
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Our projections show the potentials of a nationwide implementation of stroke services for cost containment of national healthcare expenditures.
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The growth of public and private healthcare financial obligations will require a limit in the incremental and universal growth of healthcare expenditures.
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It is hypothesized that the elimination of unnecessary transfers is one way in which the use of telemedicine may reduce healthcare expenditures.
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