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Journal of Ambulatory Care Management, 2013
In June 2011, Texas enacted Senate Bill 7, which mandates a Medicaid quality-based outcomes payment program on the basis of a common set of outcomes that apply to all types of provider systems including hospitals, managed care plans, medical homes, managed long-term care plans, and Accountable Care Organizations.
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In June 2011, Texas enacted Senate Bill 7, which mandates a Medicaid quality-based outcomes payment program on the basis of a common set of outcomes that apply to all types of provider systems including hospitals, managed care plans, medical homes, managed long-term care plans, and Accountable Care Organizations.
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2020
AbstractPayment systems matter: they provide the basis for the processing and execution of the multifarious value-transfer transactions, wholesale and retail alike, that are crucial for the operation of modern, free-market economies. Less obvious–but no less pivotal–is the role that payment systems play for monetary policy and its transmission, not ...
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AbstractPayment systems matter: they provide the basis for the processing and execution of the multifarious value-transfer transactions, wholesale and retail alike, that are crucial for the operation of modern, free-market economies. Less obvious–but no less pivotal–is the role that payment systems play for monetary policy and its transmission, not ...
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2015
Abstract Payments are absolutely essential to an economy, and they come in two types. Cash, checks, debit and credit cards are used to make retail or consumer payments at the point of sale while automated clearing houses (in the US) and giro networks (in Europe) along with mailed checks are used for bill payments and employee ...
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Abstract Payments are absolutely essential to an economy, and they come in two types. Cash, checks, debit and credit cards are used to make retail or consumer payments at the point of sale while automated clearing houses (in the US) and giro networks (in Europe) along with mailed checks are used for bill payments and employee ...
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European Economic Review, 2001
Abstract This paper presents a model of a card payment system to address the pricing and rules that govern such systems. It evaluates the social optimality of privately set interchange fees and the adoption of a rule by payment systems to prevent merchants surcharging for card transactions using two extremes of merchant pricing—monopolistic pricing ...
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Abstract This paper presents a model of a card payment system to address the pricing and rules that govern such systems. It evaluates the social optimality of privately set interchange fees and the adoption of a rule by payment systems to prevent merchants surcharging for card transactions using two extremes of merchant pricing—monopolistic pricing ...
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2002
The advantages of electronic trading are numerous, with benefits for both users and merchants. However for electronic trading to reach its full potential, factors such as ease of use and improving customer confidence will have to be addressed in relation to many aspects of electronic business. Indeed an important stumbling block for widespread adoption
Pat Finnegan, John Kilmartin
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The advantages of electronic trading are numerous, with benefits for both users and merchants. However for electronic trading to reach its full potential, factors such as ease of use and improving customer confidence will have to be addressed in relation to many aspects of electronic business. Indeed an important stumbling block for widespread adoption
Pat Finnegan, John Kilmartin
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2011
This chapter explores the changing nature and concepts of money and the corresponding changing infrastructures that are needed to support money and make it work. Money is intrinsically tied in with the working of an economy: Money is the ‘oil’ for a functioning economy enabling all the myriad of transactions to take place, providing mechanisms for ...
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This chapter explores the changing nature and concepts of money and the corresponding changing infrastructures that are needed to support money and make it work. Money is intrinsically tied in with the working of an economy: Money is the ‘oil’ for a functioning economy enabling all the myriad of transactions to take place, providing mechanisms for ...
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2018
There have been decades of attempts to evolve or revolutionise the traditional financial system, but not all such efforts have been transformative or even successful. From Chaum’s proposals in the 1980s for private payment systems to micropayments, previous attempts failed to take off for a variety of reasons, including non-existing markets, or issues ...
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There have been decades of attempts to evolve or revolutionise the traditional financial system, but not all such efforts have been transformative or even successful. From Chaum’s proposals in the 1980s for private payment systems to micropayments, previous attempts failed to take off for a variety of reasons, including non-existing markets, or issues ...
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Brain and other central nervous system tumor statistics, 2021
Ca-A Cancer Journal for Clinicians, 2021Kimberly D Miller +2 more
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