THIRD AMENDMENT TO RISK SHARING AGREEMENT BY AND BETWEEN ALLEGHENY HEALTH, EDUCATION & RESEARCH FOUNDATION AND COVENTRY CORPORATION ON BEHALF OF MEMBER COMPANIESRisk Sharing Agreement • March 24th, 1998 • Coventry Corp • Services-offices & clinics of doctors of medicine • Ohio
RISK SHARING AGREEMENT ON PRESCRIPTION DRUGS: 5 YEARS EXPERIENCE OF THE KOREA NATIONAL HEALTH INSURANCERisk Sharing Agreement • March 27th, 2018
Objectives: In 2014, the Korea National Health Insurance Service (NHIS) introduced the RSA (Risk Sharing Agreement) to ensure patient access to new drugs while holding the pharmaceutical industry responsible for the part of financial burden that could arise from uncertain performance of the drug. Only the prescription drugs indicated for cancer and rare diseases were eligible for the RSA. We aimed to document the outcomes of the RSA to inform the stakeholders of potential changes for cost-effective implementation of RSA. Methods: All the RSAs that the NHIS has finalized until June 1, 2019 were included. They were classified in terms of agreement type, indication, drug class (ATC 5 category), and the origin of the agreement holder. The agreement type was budget cap, fixed amount refund per unit sold and CED (Coverage with Evidence Development). The origin of the agreement holder was either domestic or global. The outcomes of RSA were examined in terms of adoption rates and post-implementati
ContractRisk-Sharing Agreement • February 22nd, 2023
Office of Assistant Secretary for Housing, HUD § 266.100Risk-Sharing Agreement • August 20th, 2014
EX-10.53 10 d656177dex1053.htm EX-10.53 RISK SHARING AGREEMENTRisk Sharing Agreement • May 5th, 2020 • Indiana
This RISK SHARING AGREEMENT (this “Agreement”), dated as of February 20, 2009 (“Effective Date”) is made between ITT EDUCATIONAL SERVICES, INC., a Delaware corporation, on behalf of itself and its affiliates and subsidiaries (“ITT ESI”) and STUDENT CU CONNECT CUSO, LLC, a Delaware limited liability company operating as a credit union service organization (the “CUSO”).
ISPOR Europe 2019Risk Sharing Agreement • October 29th, 2019
RISK SHARING AGREEMENT CAREOREGON and COLUMBIA PACIFIC CCORisk Sharing Agreement • January 25th, 2021
This Risk Sharing Agreement (Agreement) is made and entered into by and between CareOregon, Inc. (CareOregon), Columbia Pacific CCO, LLC (CPCCO), and Tillamook County Community Health Center (Provider) for the time period of January 1, 2021 through December 31, 2024. For purposes of this Agreement, CareOregon, CPCCO and Provider shall each be referred to individually as a “Party” and collectively as the “Parties”.
BPI Risk Sharing Agreement Linha BPI/FEI InovaçãoRisk Sharing Agreement • February 18th, 2014
From: McIntosh, Greg [mailto:Greg.McIntosh@KPMG.co.uk]Risk Sharing Agreement • July 30th, 2012
ContractRisk-Sharing Agreement • November 30th, 2021
The VASCADE® Vascular Closure System Performance Guarantee Risk-Sharing Agreement: Low Prevalence of Closure-Related ComplicationsRisk-Sharing Agreement • September 1st, 2020
Abstract: Objective: The National Cardiovascular Data Registry indicates bleeding complications occur among 5.8% of patients undergoing percutaneous coronary intervention (2008–2011); however, trials have demonstrated that the VASCADE® Vascular Closure System (VCS) lowers rates of access site closure–related complications. With an estimat- ed cost of $5,440 per bleeding complication, reducing complications may lead to substantial cost savings. By connecting quality metrics to costs, risk-sharing agreements (RSAs) can improve outcomes and patient satisfaction while managing financial risk. Here, we describe real-world experience and practical implications of femoral arterial vascular closure using the VCS by examining qualifying complications from participating institutions enrolled in a novel RSA, the Performance Guarantee (PG) partnership, reported during 2016–2020.
Risk Sharing Between HouseholdsmRisk Sharing Agreement • October 28th, 2008
Cooperation in Risk-Sharing AgreementsRisk-Sharing Agreement • November 14th, 2015
We study the possible rise of cooperation in risk-sharing agreements where, in the first stage, the ”pool™ collectively chooses the level of reimbursement and, in the second stage, each member individually selects a costly loss-mitigating action which is not contractible. The action can be chosen either non-cooperatively or cooperatively and the game is repeated an indefinite number of periods. We first show that the pool offers partial coverage under non-cooperation and full coverage under cooperation. Then we show that, in the repeated game, cooperative behaviors improve efficiency by reducing the total amount to be reimbursed by the pool in each period but they also generate strong free-riding incentives that are increasing in the pool size. We thus identify a new interesting trade-off: welfare generated by the risk-sharing agreement is increasing with the size of the pool, but at the same time the pool size must not be too large for cooperation to be self-enforcing. This informs on
SIXTH AMENDMENT TO RISK SHARING AGREEMENTRisk Sharing Agreement • June 12th, 2015 • Itt Educational Services Inc • Services-educational services
This SIXTH AMENDMENT TO RISK SHARING AGREEMENT (this “Amendment”) is made and entered into effective as of June 8, 2015 (the “Effective Date”), by and between ITT EDUCATIONAL SERVICES, INC., a Delaware corporation, on behalf of itself and its Affiliates and subsidiaries (“ITT ESI”), and STUDENT CU CONNECT CUSO, LLC, a Delaware limited liability company operating as a credit union service organization (the “CUSO”).
FOURTH AMENDMENT TO RISK SHARING AGREEMENTRisk Sharing Agreement • November 14th, 2014 • Itt Educational Services Inc • Services-educational services
This FOURTH AMENDMENT TO RISK SHARING AGREEMENT (this “Amendment”) is made and entered into effective as of November 6, 2014, by and between ITT EDUCATIONAL SERVICES, INC., a Delaware corporation, on behalf of itself and its Affiliates and subsidiaries (“ITT ESI”), and STUDENT CU CONNECT CUSO, LLC, a Delaware limited liability company operating as a credit union service organization (the “CUSO”).
AMENDMENT #1Risk Sharing Agreement • March 11th, 2022
WHEREAS, the parties now desire to remove the quality measures from the Agreement and the measure performance impact in the annual shared savings model calculation.
Better Care ProgrammeRisk Sharing Agreement • April 7th, 2015
Ref no Scheme 1 Deteriorating Patient ‐ Early & Preventative Interventions 2 Admissions Avoidance – Community 3 Admissions Avoidance ‐ Front Door 4 Integrated Rehabilitation & Reablement 5 Frail and Complex, Falls Prevention, including Community Geriatricians and Long Term Conditions 6 Joint Commission Information and Advice Services 7 Long term care options for people with mental illness and learning disabilities (section 117 after care) 8 Extra Care Housing 9 Carers Breaks
Risk-Sharing Agreements: rapid overview and taxonomyRisk Sharing Agreement • February 6th, 2021
SUMMARY. Risk Sharing Agreement (RSA) is an increasingly used method of reaching an agreement between payers and marketing authorization holders (MAH). RSAs are generally confidential, because of external price referencing, making it difficult to access scientific publications from which information about their structure, details, and mechanisms could be obtained. By introducing the RSA, payers aim to provide patient access, but at a confidential and fair price. RSA can be divided into financial-based RSA and performance-based RSA. Each of the different types of agreements has its advantages and disadvantages.
FIFTH AMENDMENT TO RISK SHARING AGREEMENTRisk Sharing Agreement • March 18th, 2015 • Itt Educational Services Inc • Services-educational services
This FIFTH AMENDMENT TO RISK SHARING AGREEMENT (this “Amendment”) is made and entered into effective as of March 17, 2015, by and between ITT EDUCATIONAL SERVICES, INC., a Delaware corporation, on behalf of itself and its Affiliates and subsidiaries (“ITT ESI”), and STUDENT CU CONNECT CUSO, LLC, a Delaware limited liability company operating as a credit union service organization (the “CUSO”).
Appendix ARisk Sharing Agreement • September 13th, 2016 • England and Wales
DATED 2016 1. TEES VALLEY COMBINED AUTHORITY 2. THE COUNCIL OF THE BOROUGH OF DARLINGTON 3. THE COUNCIL OF THE BOROUGH OF HARTLEPOOL 4. THE COUNCIL OF THE BOROUGH OF MIDDLESBROUGH5. THE COUNCIL OF THE BOROUGH OF REDCAR AND CLEVELAND 6. THE COUNCIL OF THE BOROUGH OF STOCKTON- ON-TEES RISK SHARING AGREEMENT Re: Tees Valley Business Compass and Business Fund
Subject: Fw: Risk Sharing AgreementRisk Sharing Agreement • September 25th, 2012
RISK SHARING AGREEMENT CAREOREGON and COLUMBIA PACIFIC CCORisk Sharing Agreement • March 17th, 2021
This Risk Sharing Agreement (Agreement) is made and entered into by and between CareOregon, Inc. (CareOregon), Columbia Pacific CCO, LLC (CPCCO), and Tillamook County Community Health Centers (Provider) for the time period of January 1, 2021 through December 31, 2024. For purposes of this Agreement, CareOregon, CPCCO and Provider shall each be referred to individually as a “Party” and collectively as the “Parties”.
Risk Sharing Agreements - opportunities and methodsRisk Sharing Agreement • March 5th, 2019
Risk Sharing Agreement (RSA) is an increasingly used method of reaching agreement between payers and marketing authorization holders (MAH). On one hand RSAs are very attractive market access strategy, as they provide faster access, in some cases relatively higher priced, and moving ahead of competitors. On the other hand, they could lead to increased administration costs, use of contradictory real-life data, and impose the need for reliable IT and data analysis capabilities. Companies, which bravely enter into RSAs, generally deeply understand how their product delivers value and can measure it with specific outcomes, which are objective, clearly defined, reproducible and difficult to manipulate.
This Risk-Sharing Agreement (hereinafter referred to as "Agreement") is entered into on this day of , 19 , by and betweenRisk-Sharing Agreement • September 27th, 2007
and its successors (hereinafter referred to as "HFA") and the undersigned Secretary of Housing and Urban Development and his/her successors and assigns acting by and through the Assistant Secretary for Housing-Federal Housing Commissioner (hereinafter referred to as "Commissioner").
