fee-for-service Definition på svenska

Examples of fee-for-service

• Unlike the fee-for-service reimbursement system, the capitation model removed the need for physicians to have direct contact with all patients accessing services in the practice.

• Another marked problem is the juxtaposition of fee-for-service for specialists with budgets for nursing and accommodation costs in hospitals.

• Medical doctors are reimbursed on a fee-for-service basis, and hospitals receive an annual ex-post budget for support of their activities.

• On the other hand, personnel paid on a fee-for-service basis only intervene in home care.

• A small, independent healthcare sector provides care on a fee-for-service basis, with fees paid directly by patients or by private insurance reimbursement.

• Some countries pay their physicians primarily on a fee-for-service basis, while others pay salaries.

• Yet another combination includes fixed global budgets, additional payments for the provision of more costly treatments, and fee-for-service payments (1).

• These policies created important vested interests in a pluralist financing structure and reinforced doctors' preferences for fee-for-service payment.