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has played a major role in recent federal lawsuits against hospitals and hospital chains, but more importantly provides a … reputational or penalty costs. Our empirical work focuses primarily on hospital admissions involving pneumonia and respiratory … more to the hospital. Between 1989 and 1996, the incidence of the most expensive DRG (relative to all DRGs for pneumonia …
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A feature of many insurance markets is that they combine vertical differentiation (all consumers prefer high to low-coverage policies) and adverse selection (high cost customers prefer high-coverage plans). Building on Novshek and Sonnenschein (1978) and Azevedo and Gottlieb (2017), this paper...
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terms of increased access to hospital care for newly eligible children, so that there is an overall 10% rise in child …
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We study the consequences of hospital competition for Medicare beneficiaries' heart attack care from 1985 to 1994. We … examine how relatively exogenous determinants of hospital choice such as travel distances influence the competitiveness of … hospital markets, and how hospital competition interacts with the influence of managed care organizations to affect the key …
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design to examine effects of the expansion on health insurance coverage, hospital use, and patient health. We then link these … changes to effects on hospital finances. We show that a substantial share of the federally-funded Medicaid expansion … hospital revenue and profitability, with larger gains for government hospitals. On the benefits side, we do not detect …
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certification dates, we find that gaining access to an ostensibly integrated hospital had no effect on the Black-White infant …. These results are consistent with descriptions of the federal hospital desegregation campaign as producing only cosmetic …
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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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infer returns from hospital entry behavior. We estimate a model of patient flows for CABG patients that provides inputs for …
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I exploit a plausibly exogenous change in hospital financial incentives to examine whether the behavior of private not …
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There is considerable evidence that patients that are treated by high volume physicians and hospitals have better health outcomes than patients treated by low volume physicians and hospitals. Thus, as an indirect measure of quality differences between managed care and traditional fee-for-service...
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