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Prospective payment for capital: An examination of current issues

Health Care Management Review, 1988
Congress has suggested that a prospective payment system for capital should permit the continuation of cost-based reimbursement for certain projects. A study was conducted to examine the components of the capital planning process used by eight hospitals and the effect of this process on completion of capital projects.
G F, Anderson, J E, Erickson
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Free Movement of Payments and Capital

2023
Abstract This chapter examines the rules concerning free movement of payment and capital within the European Union provided in Articles 63, 64, 65 and 66 of the Treaty on the Functioning of the European Union (TFEU). It explains the scope of and derogations to the free movement of capital.
Marios Costa, Steve Peers
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Capitation payments based on prior hospitalizations

Health Economics, 1993
AbstractIn many countries the concept of capitating health care insurers is receiving increasing attention. In a competitive environment, capitation should induce insurers to concentrate more on cost containment instead of indulging in risk selection.
Van Vliet, R. C.J.A., van de Ven, W. P.M.M.   +1 more
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A proposal for capital cost payment

Health Care Management Review, 1984
This article proposes new bases for the payment of hospital capital costs. Separate distinctions between proprietary and voluntary hospitals are made based on their definition of capital and the requirements for capital maintenance. Replacement cost depreciation is suggested as the payment basis for voluntary hospitals.
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Capitation Payment for Pharmacy Services

Medical Care, 1984
Four areas of cost were analyzed in the expanded capitation drug program: total program costs; drug costs, escrow account distribution, and administrative costs. Total program costs were, on average, 9% higher under capitation. Drug costs, however, were 3% lower than under fee-for-service (FFS) reimbursement.
C E, Yesalis, G J, Norwood, D K, Helling, D P, Lipson, R J, Mahrenholz, L F, Burmeister, M E, Jones, W P, Fisher   +7 more
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The Capital Account of the Balance of Payments

1992
The capital account of the balance of payments is a record of all transactions which alter the external assets and/or liabilities of a country. Let us take it from the point of view of the UK. The external assets (or wealth) of the UK include shares, property, companies, and bank accounts held abroad by UK residents.
A. P. Thirlwall, Heather D. Gibson
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Capitation payment rates and implications for the general pediatrician

Current Opinion in Pediatrics, 1998
Many pediatricians are beginning to sign capitated contracts that require them to provide services to children on an annual basis for a predetermined price. However, not all children have the same expected cost. Children with chronic illnesses, for example, are much more likely to incur higher costs than their healthy peers. This article summarizes the
G F, Anderson, J H, Bilenker
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Capital financing in prospective payment.

Health care strategic management, 1984
In the era of prospective payment, arranging financing for hospital capital projects is expected to become even more complicated than under cost-based reimbursement systems. This article outlines the information needed for a bond issue in the prospective payment environment, defines the roles and duties of several external persons and organizations ...
R J, Oszustowicz, J L, Dreachslin
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21. Share capital—capital raising and payment

2015
This chapter considers the statutory framework governing share capital requirements including the provisions with respect to allotments of shares, the rules on premiums and discounts, the requirements for authorisation to allot, and the need to provide pre-emption rights. The rules governing cash and non-cash payment for shares are also considered. For
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The Stimulating Role of Payments for Capital

Problems in Economics, 1980
From the first years of the socialist state, the optimal use of fixedproductive capital has been the subject of economic research and continuous study by administrative and economic agencies. The successful resolution of this problem depends in large measure on the degree to which indicators of the effectiveness of fixed capital are coordinated with ...
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