We went on with our plantation, and
managed it with the help and diversion of such friends as we got there by our obliging behaviour, and especially the honest Quaker, who proved a faithful, generous, and steady friend to us; and we had very good success, for having a flourishing stock to begin with, as I have said, and this being now increased by the addition of #150 sterling in money, we enlarged our number of servants, built us a very good house, and cured every year a great deal of land.
We travelled up to London by the same train; but by the time I had
managed to get through with my examination the ship had sailed on her next voyage without him, and, instead of joining her again, I went by request to see my old commander in his home.
It's not your father's
managed care anymore," said Mohit Ghose, spokesman for America's Health Insurance Plans, a national trade association with more than 1,300 member companies providing health benefits.
For a growing number of companies, the most logical choice for monitoring and managing VoIP is to employ a
managed service provider.
First Vice President,
Managed Solutions Group Merrill Lynch
Typically, companies would have people who
managed process risk, safety risk, insurance, financial and assorted other risks.
Managed cafe's population base and health system strengths, combined with its involvement in the delivery of care to specific persons, create the opportunity to use new capabilities and resources to address healthcare-associated infections.
A
managed self-audit is an agreement between a tax administrator and a taxpayer that allows the taxpayer to perform a physical audit using procedures written by (or in conjunction with) the tax administrator and agreed to by the taxpayer.
He was particularly critical of recent changes to Medicaid--including the drive toward cost containment in the name of
managed care--which have done nothing to improve access to long-term care.
Recognizing a certain gravitas in the air, health care publications are naturally beginning to ask various experts what they see lurking around the corner, Is this the end of
managed care?
Consequently, the purposes of this article are as follows: (1) to define
managed care and examine its components; (2) to discuss the inherent contradictions between rehabilitation philosophy and health care reform; (3) to explore the components of public health care programs; and (4) to examine the merits of national health care for persons with disabilities.
Over the last 18 months, at least 34 states have outlawed or curtailed methods that many health maintenance organizations have used to shorten some types of hospital stays, discipline physicians or keep patients in the dark about the incentives and ground rules of
managed care.
