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2010
Limited data exist regarding the cost-efficacy of changes in hospital systems. Such calculations are complex and require accounting, not just for the costs of implementing the therapy and the patient outcome benefits, but also for the subsequent resource utilization associated with any patient outcome benefits.
Dana Edelson, Rinaldo Bellomo
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Limited data exist regarding the cost-efficacy of changes in hospital systems. Such calculations are complex and require accounting, not just for the costs of implementing the therapy and the patient outcome benefits, but also for the subsequent resource utilization associated with any patient outcome benefits.
Dana Edelson, Rinaldo Bellomo
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The Minailo knot: a time-saving and cost-saving technique
Journal of Robotic Surgery, 2010Endoscopic knot tying during minimally invasive surgery can be complicated, time consuming, and associated with a protracted learning curve. The Minailo knot seems to be a reasonable option because the technique does not require any specialized instrumentation or skill to perform.
John V, Brown +4 more
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Cost saving is nothing to be proud of
BMJ, 2017“Hospitals and other NHS providers ended 2016-17 £791m in the red, down from a £2.4bn deficit in 2015-16 but missing their target of £580m,” summarises Torjesen’s news article on cutting the NHS deficit.1 In the full article, Jeremy Hunt says that the NHS Confederation has achieved “the impossible,” but I …
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Technology Management : the New International Language, 2002
It is pointed out that, due to international competition, US businesses are under considerable pressure to reduce operating costs. Many large corporations have introduced cost savings programs. However, there is a danger that these programs can encourage cost shifting rather than cost savings.
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It is pointed out that, due to international competition, US businesses are under considerable pressure to reduce operating costs. Many large corporations have introduced cost savings programs. However, there is a danger that these programs can encourage cost shifting rather than cost savings.
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Cost of state saving & rollback
Proceedings of the eighth workshop on Parallel and distributed simulation, 1994Approaches to state saving and rollback for a shared memory, optimistically synchronized, simulation executive are presented. An analysis of copy state saving and incremental state saving is made and these two schemes are compared. Two benchmark programs are then described, one a simple, all overhead, model and one a performance model of a regional ...
John G. Cleary +4 more
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Saving the Euro at the Cost of Democracy?
JCMS: Journal of Common Market Studies, 2013AbstractThis article explores the implications of the financial crisis for the relationship between monetary integration and democratic government in the European Union (EU). As the crisis has exposed the original balance that economic and monetary union (EMU) sought to maintain between monetary integration and policy diversity to be unsustainable, the
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Cost Savings With Intramuscular Anticholinergics
The Journal of Clinical Psychiatry, 2001J S, Markowitz +2 more
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