Significados de paying patients em inglês

The hospital operator has been working on reducing capital spending and focussing on self- paying patients.

Her salary was good, and until paying patients came she could subscribe towards the housekeeping.

In some public hospitals nearly 50 per cent of those discharged last year were fee- paying patients.

And hospitals, many in financial trouble because of crippling PFI payments, are looking for paying patients.

Private hospitals are usually reserved for paying patients.

The age and sex distribution of the direct paying patients were very similar in the two years.

They now face uncertain revenues and the possibility of increased bad debt as they lose paying patients.

It'll have to be a man who can be trusted to take money from the paying patients.'

The HSE said the problem particularly affected hospitals where large numbers of fee- paying patients have traditionally been seen.

Around 14 percent of its work comes from private paying patients, with the rest from local authorities and the NHS.

I told him I had only half-a-dozen paying patients at present, but he said that I should soon have more.

All my ideals, all my ambition, all my life's work will be bartered for a smug practice, among paying patients.

The proper ratio, suggested by experts, is 60% paying patients and 40% city patients.

To cope with the loss in referrals, Spire said in September it would reduce capital spending and focus on self- paying patients.

I understand that Mr. Langhope and Mrs. Ansell are both interested in the new wing for paying patients at Saint Christopher's.

The Government's new Sláintecare blueprint for reforming the health system calls for a ban on the treatment of fee- paying patients in public hospitals.