and who are subsequently unable to relicense and work as physicians in the receiving country. We apply the model to the …

through 2004, we find that patients with high-risk health conditions and specialized physicians match relatively frequently in … disincentives to refer between firms are greatest. We rely on the random assignment of weekend patients to physicians due to on … physicians' treatment styles and skills. When specialization does affect maternal health, the magnitude of the estimated effect …

"We investigate whether information technology can help physicians more efficiently acquire new knowledge in a clinical … medical knowledge when physicians are coping with information overload. Secondly, spillover effects will likely lead to …

. Those treated by physicians from the higher-ranked institution have 10-25% shorter and less expensive stays than patients … are precise. Procedure differences across the teams are consistent with the ability of physicians in the lower …-ranked institution to substitute time and diagnostic tests for the faster judgments of physicians from the top-ranked institution …

information asymmetry: physicians perceive the quality of care they offer perfectly and their patients do not perceive it at all. …