COPAYMENT OBLIGATION title: copayment obligation (IS-H) (SAP Library - Glossary)
COPAYMENT OBLIGATION category: SAP Healthcare - Industry-Specific Components for Hospitals (IS-H)
COPAYMENT OBLIGATION explained:
In Germany, it is incumbent on the patient to make a legally stipulated contribution to the insurance provider for hospital treatment.
The patient is liable for copayment if the following conditions are satisfied:
The patient is insured for the present case with a state health insurance scheme requiring copayment. Copayment is not waived for the patient or the present case. Example Copayment is waived for patients below the age of 18 years or when the case is of the type 'day patient'. The patient has not yet made the maximum copayment contributions for the present calendar yearMore terms such as copayment obligation in Dictionary C.
- Manual Container (EP-PIN):
- Help application server that provides deployment and runtime support for application components. It provides an inclusive view of the services provided by the application server for the application copayment obligation definition.
- Manual Currency Field:
- Help structure or database table defined in the ABAP Dictionary that has the type CURR and is used to store an amount in a certain currency. The amount is specified as a whole number in the smallest units copayment obligation explain.
- Manual Completed Well Report:
- Help displays information by event for a specific well in tabular format (a matrix of numbers). The report also shows specific information regarding costs. Example The specific costs could be for the cost copayment obligation what is.
- Manual Condition ID:
- Help Maps the technical condition of an aircraft. The condition ID represents the technical status from a maintenance perspective copayment obligation meaning.
- Manual Content Federation:
- Help portal network comprising two or more portal installations, whereby one portal functions as the log-on portal for all users and the remaining portals function as content producers for the log-on copayment obligation abbreviation.
