Direct CostDirect Costs, Directly-Attributable Cost
A cost that can be directly attributed to producing a specific good or delivering a specific service, such as medication given to a patient.
Terms for identifying, measuring and valuing the resources used in health care.
A cost that can be directly attributed to producing a specific good or delivering a specific service, such as medication given to a patient.
A direct cost incurred specifically for the provision of medical care, such as physician fees, hospital charges, or medication.
A direct cost borne by a patient or carer that is not itself a medical expense, such as transport to appointments.