Since group services are billed per patient, CMS has suggested dividing the codes by the typical
number of patients per session, which CMS believes to be six patients.
Studies provided sufficient data for analysis, such as number of participants (n), mean depression score, SD for each intervention group and
the number of patients per intervention group with or without disease remission.
This financial burden has helped to shape our current «factory» model of healthcare, in which physicians must see a certain
number of patients per day in order to earn sufficient money to pay off student debt.
The legislation would limit
the number of patients per nurse on a given shift and increase care hours in long - term care facilities.
It's to do with a shortage of doctors and the belief that doctors need to see a minimum
number of patients per year to maintain / improve their skills to become consultants.
Not exact matches
Young 1997 (cost analysis, Turnbull 1996) used the «individual
patient - based costing» approach, in which an assumption was made about the
number of caseloads
per midwife.
Young 1997 used the «individual
patient - based costing» approach, in which an assumption was made about the
number of caseloads
per midwife.
«The Erie County Medical Center will have a state -
of - the - art emergency department that is capable
of handling the
number of patients that it currently receives — 70,000, on average,
per year — versus the 40,000 originally built for,» Poloncarz said.
In the population
of patients with a BSA greater than 10 percent, that
number jumps to 12.22
per 1,000 people.
(B)
Number of EVD - confirmed
patients per day, colored by cluster.
When Bolte worked in such a practice, he was horrified to find that the HMO actually generated «batting averages» — the average
number of patients seen
per hour by each physician — which the manager posted in a back office.
They calculated the percent
of patients who had more than a 50 percent reduction in the
number of days they experienced either a severe or moderate headache
per month.
As a
patient enters an induced coma, the doctor or nurse controlling the infusion
of anesthesia drugs tries to aim for a particular
number of «bursts
per screen» as the EEG pattern streams across the monitor.
Using this measure, the researchers saw that 37.6 percent
of patients on the monthly regimen, and 40.8 percent on the quarterly regimen had at least a 50 percent reduction in the
number of moderate headaches
per month, compared to 18.1 percent in the placebo group.
When the
number of patients with ID was estimated to be 60 percent, costs climbed to $ 66 billion
per year in the US and $ 5 billion
per year in the UK.
For real relief, spend the spring in San Diego and the fall in Portland, Oregon, but avoid Knoxville — named 2011 Allergy Capital by the Asthma and Allergy Foundation
of America, based on pollen count, allergy prevalence, medicines consumed, and
number of allergists
per patient.
An unexpectedly high
number of deaths (7.9
per cent) occurred once the
patient left hospital, the reasons for which are unclear.
Borja Ibáñez — joint lead investigator on the study with Valentín Fuster — explains that «the possibility to reduce so dramatically the
number of cases
of chronic heart failure (with all the associated treatments and hospital readmissions) with such a cheap procedure (the metoprolol treatment costs less than two euros
per patient) could generate enormous savings for health services across Europe.»
Total apnea - hypopnea index (AHI)-- which measures severity
of sleep apnea by counting the
number of pauses in breathing during sleep — for all
patients significantly decreased an average
of 35 events
per hour after the device was planted, which corresponds to an average reduction
of 84 percent.
Among the Alzheimer's
patients, the music - cued stories contained a greater
number of meaningful words, were more grammatically complex and conveyed more information
per number of words.
The analysis showed that the average
number of QALYs lost due to measles was 0.019
per patient (equivalent to 6.9 quality - adjusted life days).
Oskar Ström, RPh, PhDc, co-author
of the study said: «Our model, based on Swedish costs and fracture risk data, shows that the widespread implementation
of FLS has the potential to prevent a large
number of fractures in Swedish
patients with only a moderate cost
per quality - adjusted life - year.»
The research team looked at the
number of injuries, severity
of injury, type
of hospital interventions,
patient deaths and costs -
per -
patient in children with gunshot injuries compared with children whose injuries resulted from other mechanisms, including stabbing, being hit by a motor vehicle, struck by blunt object, falls, motor vehicle crashes and others.
The highest
number of infusions
per patient was 12.
An antibody therapy against a key inflammatory molecule involved in migraines reduces the
number of headaches that chronic migraine
patients experience
per month in a phase III trial A new s...
Patients were more likely to die in psychiatric hospital if their primary disease was dementia, and they had resided in a region that provided fewer home visits for psychiatric nursing care or had available a larger
number of psychiatric hospital beds
per capita.
Diagnosis before 3.5 months
of age could reduce costs to $ 50,000 (USD)
per child, as recurrent infections are prevented.xiv Estimates
of transplant
patient numbers are not available but over 4 million prescriptions for immunosuppressant drugs were dispensed in England during 2015 at a cost
of # 220 milion.xv
Treatments vary widely for metastatic breast cancer
patients, though an analysis suggests that costs
per patient are relatively similar across a
number of different treatments.
Regardless
of which type
of practice your business model fits, Hippo Manager is $ 60
per vet
per month and there are never any charges for
number of patients, users, tech support or data storage.
Nevertheless, the most recent Heartworm Incidence Survey by the American Heartworm Society1 determined that the
number of heartworm - positive
patients per clinic is increasing in states like California and Arizona.
We estimate annual lost wages due to cancer morbidity and mortality
per cancer
patient by dividing total lost wages ($ 68.7 billion) by the
number of cancer
patients (8.37 million), which rounds to $ 8,200.
As with the calculation
of average annual cost
per insured
patient, we divided the total cost
of complying with the regulation by the total annual
number of health care visits.
Composed monthly report consisting
of number of patients seen
per site and procedures performed
Licenses Pharmacist with track record
of providing excellent customer service in high - volume facility, serving [
number]
patients per day.
In the months following this change, Shelby County saw a more than 90 % decrease in the monthly
number of patients served — from approximately 719
per month seen at Planned Parenthood to 51
per month at Christ Community.
Register
of patients on national waiting lists for in -
patient and day - casesurgical and medical treatments.Register
of patients on national waiting lists for a first out - patientappointment to a consultant - led public clinic.On - line publication
of aggregate
numbers per month,
per hospital, across various time - bands.
Even the average
number of therapy visits
per patient per year had declined, from 9.7 to 7.9 percent.