Systemic change definition
Systemic change means any modification of an agency’s or agency delegate’s benefit determination policies and/or procedures that may adversely affect claimants or any agency’s or agency delegate’s modification that may impact a significant portion of its beneficiaries’ access to covered health care services, the availability of care, or the quality and continuity of care.
Systemic change means any modification of an agency’s or agency
Examples of Systemic change in a sentence
Systemic change does not occur quickly, and can rarely be measured immediately when it does happen (▇▇▇▇, 2001).
Systemic change to our lifestyles from the 70s to the 2000s will take some time to reverse itself in what we now promote as being Healthier Lifestyles notwithstanding of course, our access to our traditional territories and the abundance of foods it once had.