Small Group: Although each MCO's size limit may vary, generally a group composed of 2 to 99 members for which health coverage is provided by the group sponsor.

 

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Small Group: Although each MCO's size limit may vary, generally a group composed of 2 to 99 members for which health coverage is provided by the group sponsor.

Group Interview: An interviewing method where a prospective employee is interviewed by a small group of his or her peers.

Huddle Group: A training method whereby participants are divided into small groups, given a specific problem to handle within a short period of time (typically less then 10 minutes) and then report their . . . View Full Definition

Focus Group: A small group of individuals who are interviewed through structured facilitator-led discussions in order to solicit opinions, thoughts and ideas about a particular subject or topic area.

Moving Picture Expert Group (MPEG): A format to make, view, and transfer both digital audio and digital video files.

Selling Group: All banks involved in selling or marketing a new issue of stock or bonds.

Prepaid Group Practices: Term originally used to describe healthcare systems that later became known as health maintenance organizations.

Prepaid Group Legal Plan: A benefit plan that provides employees, their spouses or dependents with assistance in obtaining legal services, which have been prepaid in whole or in part by the employer.

Small Ball: An ineffective ball; one that must hit perfectly to strike as the pocket area for them is small.

Small Ball Or Playing Small Ball: Refers to an offensive approach where the team uses bunts, walks, infield hits, hit and run plays, stolen bases, and sacrifices to manufacture runs.