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Beyond Managed Costs

Health Care Management Review, 2000
Managed care organizations (MCOs) face an uncertain future. While consolidation and price competition have expanded their market share, health care expenditures are expected to rise in the near future, and the cost containment premise--and promise--of MCOs is being threatened by mixed blessing and nonsupportive stakeholders.
G T, Savage   +3 more
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Managing costs and managing care

International Journal of Health Care Quality Assurance, 2001
With a defined population served, contracted provider panels and the nature of care delivery integration, managed care has provided a solution, though not a panacea, to provide equitable services, standardized and prevention oriented cares to its enrolled members.
P A, Rivers, K L, Tsai
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Complexity Cost Management

2008
Complexity cost management refers to costs in industrial production processes that are directly or indirectly related to the handling, management or creation of different variants of a product. The current understanding and state of awareness of the influence of complexity on cost structures is reflected in the results of a survey carried out by the ...
Schaffer, Jens, Schleich, Hans-Heinrich
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Managed Care or Managed Costs?

Australian & New Zealand Journal of Psychiatry, 1996
Managed care, sometimes called managed competition, is being advanced as the solution to the problem of soaring health care costs which have plagued the United States for at least the past two decades. Managed care involves a third party reviewer, sometimes called a case manager, to authorise the medical expenditures ordered by physicians. Managed care
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Managing Costs

2004
AbstractThe effective management of a pension plan requires managing the costs of asset management. This means understanding and controlling investment costs such as the costs of trading, custody, and so forth. Transaction costs erode portfolio value. Thus, a trade must be motivated by an investment idea that adds more value than is destroyed or by a ...
August Baker   +2 more
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Managing Costs

2001
In the previous chapter we discussed revenue and identified a range of areas where it can be improved by either sales or control techniques. However, in reality there may be only limited opportunities for you to improve revenues, or you may not have them at all.
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16. Costs management

2016
Costs management refers to the procedures used by the courts to manage the steps to be taken in civil proceedings while also managing the costs to be incurred by the parties in taking those steps to ensure that litigation is conducted at proportionate cost.
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