Exempel på high-cost

• One therapeutic area that is particulary prone to an increased consumption of high-cost pharmaceuticals is oncology.

• The main consumers of interest to innovators in high-cost technology are clinicians, hospital management, and funders (11).

• Initially, priorities were driven by the main cost-concerns; that is, high-tech, high-cost interventions, such as heart and liver transplantation procedures.

• This is particularly likely if energy taxes are relatively high-cost revenue policies.

• Therefore, strategies should be developed to identify patients at risk of becoming high-cost patients and to prevent this from happening.

• The resultant proposals were then evaluated through the usual management processes for authorizing high-cost care packages on an 'asif-real' basis.

• This abstraction might lead certain crops, particularly the high-cost high-yielding varieties of rice, to be chosen more often in the model than in practice.

• For analytical convenience, we divide participants' claims into high-cost demands and low-cost demands.

• Types of care most frequently perceived to be restricted were: access to high-cost treatments, access to specialists, and access to experimental treatments.

• Once patients have become "high-cost" clients, it is often very difficult to substantially affect the cost pattern.

• Of the forty-two cases of less forceful resistance with high-cost demands, forty were repressed.

• Furthermore, high-cost users were likely to be discharged by a psychiatrist and less likely to be discharged to a home situation.

• If a high-cost response is needed, it may necessitate the appearance of aggression or thrill-seeking or risk-taking behaviors.

• We incorporate approximately ten diagnoses thought to represent frequent or high-cost reasons for hospitalization, based on clinical knowledge of the study population.

• They might be held to rule out housing, which conferred a high-cost and permanent good on recipients.