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• Indirect costs
  ...|overhead costs]] or [[Fixed cost|fixed costs]], are expenses that are not directly attributable to a specific [[Product (business)|product]] or [[Service (eco ...term "indirect costs" originates from the concept that these costs are not directly linked to the production or delivery of a specific product or service. Inst
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• Cost per procedure
  == Cost per procedure == ...refer to the total cost incurred for a single [[medical procedure]]. This cost includes all the resources used in the procedure such as [[medical equipmen
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• Cost accounting
  == Cost Accounting == ...ion for the control of costs. Its goal is to advise management on the most cost-effective strategies for enhancing a company's profitability and overall ef
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• Direct costs
  ...ttributable to the provision of healthcare services. These costs are often associated with the diagnosis, treatment, and management of a patient's medical condit ...ch as a product, service, or department. In the context of healthcare, the cost object is typically a patient or a specific medical condition.
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• Cost
  == Cost (medical term) == '''Cost''' (/kɒst/), in medical terminology, refers to the expense incurred for me
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• Expense
  ...xt of medicine refers to the cost incurred for medical care, including the cost of procedures, medications, and hospital stays. The term is derived from th ...'': These are the costs directly associated with medical care, such as the cost of hospital stays, medications, and procedures.
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• Costs
  ...activities. In the medical field, costs refer to the financial expenditure associated with healthcare services, including but not limited to, hospital care, medi ...s from the Latin word ''constare'', which means "to stand at something, to cost". It was later adopted into Old French as ''coster'', and then into Middle
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• Overhead
  ...of medicine, refers to the indirect costs or ongoing business expenses not directly attributable to the production of medical services. These costs include adm ...it began to be used in a business context to refer to ongoing expenses not directly tied to the production of goods or services.
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• Health care costs
  ...es. The word "costs" comes from the Old French ''coster'', which means "to cost". ...iated with medical care, such as hospital charges, physician fees, and the cost of medication.
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• Subsidies
  * [[Direct Subsidy]]: A direct subsidy is one that involves directly giving money to the individual or business. ...on Subsidy]]: A production subsidy is given to businesses to help with the cost of producing a good or service.
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• Assertive community treatment
  * Services are provided directly to people in their communities, rather than in a clinic. ...rious mental illnesses. ACT services are also cost-effective, reducing the cost of hospital stays and increasing community tenure.
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• Payer
  ...o refer to entities (other than the patient) that finance or reimburse the cost of health services. In most cases, this term refers to insurance companies, ...red for expenses incurred from illness or injury, or pay the care provider directly.
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• Medicare (Australia)
  ...rtment of Human Services. It was introduced in 1984 to provide free or low-cost medical and hospital care to all Australian citizens and most permanent res ...billing]]: A payment option under Medicare where the doctor bills Medicare directly and accepts the Medicare benefit as full payment for their service.
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• Case Report Form
  ...process of collecting, storing, and using data securely, efficiently, and cost-effectively. ...]]: An electronic version of the CRF where clinical trial data are entered directly into an electronic system.
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• Oral administration
  Oral administration has several advantages, including ease of use, cost-effectiveness, and the ability to have a slow and steady release of medicat ...us administration]]: A method of administration where the drug is injected directly into a vein.
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• Outcomes
  * '''[[Patient-reported Outcomes]]''': These are reports directly from patients about how they feel or function in relation to a health condi ...se are the financial implications of healthcare interventions, such as the cost-effectiveness of a particular treatment or the economic burden of a disease
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• Altruism
  ...life, time, probability of survival or reproduction), but benefits, either directly or indirectly, another third-party individual, without the expectation of r
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• Rainwater harvesting
  * '''[[Roof catchment systems]]''': These systems collect rainwater directly from the roof of a building. The water is usually stored in a tank or barre * '''[[Cost savings]]''': Using rainwater for non-potable uses can help to reduce water
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• Dental discount plan
  ...ntal services. Instead, plan members pay for services at a discounted rate directly to the dentist. ...rance]]: A form of health insurance designed to pay a portion of the costs associated with dental care.
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• Kangaroo care
  ...he late 1970s by researchers in [[Bogota]], Colombia, who were seeking low-cost alternatives to traditional [[incubator]] care for premature infants. The n * [[Breastfeeding]]: The process of feeding a baby with milk directly from the mother's breast.
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