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We examine the recent increase in hospital advertising expenditures. We first illustrate that the rise in hospital … relationship between increases in for-profit presence in hospital markets and an increase in advertising spending by the not … advertising has not been universal. Large, not-for-profit, teaching hospitals have, by far, experienced the largest increase in …
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This study assessed the effect of hospital competition and HMO penetration on mortality after hospitalization for six … medical conditions in California, New York, and Wisconsin. We used linked hospital discharge and vital statistics data to … and hospital competition, HMO penetration, and hospital and patient characteristics as explanatory variables. Higher …
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connection between selection and moral hazard in star hospital use …
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whether patients discharged to hospital-based SNFs have better outcomes. In unadjusted comparisons, hospital-based SNF … solved the problem of differential selection into hospital-based and freestanding SNFs by using differential distance from … home to the nearest hospital with a SNF relative to the distance from home to the nearest hospital without a SNF as an …
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the provision of charity care. We examine this issue using data on all hospital discharges in California between 1988 and …'s charity caseload. However, these public hospitals also take on larger shares of most other types of patients. At the hospital …
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Increasing managed care activity could influence the adoption and diffusion of new medical technologies. This paper empirically examines the relationship between HMO market share and the diffusion of magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) equipment. Across markets, increases in HMO market share are...
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investigates the causes and welfare effects of the observed hospital networks. A simple profit maximization model explains roughly …
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infer returns from hospital entry behavior. We estimate a model of patient flows for CABG patients that provides inputs for …
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outcome variables are the risk-adjusted hospital mortality rates for pneumonia (estimated by the authors) and acute myocardial … infarction (reported by the state of California). Measures of competition are constructed for each hospital and payer type. The … of competition for HMO patients decrease risk-adjusted hospital mortality rates. Conversely, increases in competition for …
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This paper examines how the managerial labor market in nonprofit hospitals has adjusted to the negative income pressures created by HMO penetration. Using a panel of about 1500 nonprofit hospitals over the period 1992 to 1996, we find that top executive turnover increases following an increase...
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