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what type of cost is thisAnswer
hospital care direct medical cost
drugs direct medical cost
supplies direct medical cost
transport to site for family direct non-medical cost
lodging for family direct non-medica cost
lost wages indirect costs
impaired physical functioning intangible costs
what are the three components of price (remember this is what the customer pays) ingredient cost, service cost, net income (what the customer pays is all three)
cost to dispense a prescription is what type of component of price service cost
which component of price does the pharmcy pay for the drug product it dispenses ingredient cost
the price the pharmacy pays for the product it dispenses is called what AAC Actual Acquisition
the cost assigned to a product by its manufacturer and is published AWP average wholesale price. this overstate actual acquistition cost
what is established by third-party payers to estimate actual acquistion cost EAC estimated acquisition cost
results directly from providing the service direct costs
costs of labels and containers direct costs
patient education materials direct costs
pharmacy licenses direct costs
the avergae or per unit cost of providing service service cost-cost to dispense
salaries service cost- cost to dispense
rent and utilities service cost- cost to dispense
depreciation service cost- cost to dispense
delivery costs direct costs
computer direct costs
salary costs indirect costs that are based on ratio fo time spent on dispensing related functions
allocated housing related costs indirect costs and are done by sq ft.
advertising indirect cost
how do you calculate the cost to dispense (CTD) total dispensing related expenses/ expected presciption volume to get dollar amount
to get total dispensing related expenses you add what together direct costs+indirect salary+ indirect hoursing+ indirect other
the average amount to be added to ingredient cost if the pharmacy is to break even and is sensitive to prescription volume cost to dispense CTD
when you determine your fair share of indirect cost you are doing cost allocation
pharmacist salary direct costs
techs salary indirect
depreciation direct
machine lease direct
promotion direct
manager salary indirect
where the pharmacist stand to verify the perscription indirect all housing related costs are indirect
the service cost for disease screening is sensitive to what prescription volume because the formula is total service-related expenses/expected volume of service
what type of cost is it that differ among alternative courses of action differential costs- the costs the pharmacy incurs if it provides the service. In t
in the case of screening for disease state the additional costs the pharmacy incurs if it provides the service (differential costs) is equal to directs costs
non cost factors that are important with pharmacy practice include demand, competition, image, quality signaling, goals, non-monetary costs
quantiy what consumers will buy a given price demand . demand is different form need. need is objective and demand is perceptions
demand is function of price. High price reduces quantity demanded
how much the quantity demanded rises or falls with a change in price is known as the price elasticity of demand
what measures how sensitive consumers are to price change price elasticity
consumers select products and services based on what perception. Perception depends on pharmacy image
when a consumers is unable to judge quality what may signal quality to them price. this happens more for services than for products
time costs non-monetary
search costs non-monetary
psychic costs non-monetary
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