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Demand, selection and patient outcomes in German acute care hospitals

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affect patient outcomes. -- Hospital staffing ; inpatient outcomes …

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Demand, selection and patient outcomes in German acute care hospitals

Schwierz, Christoph; Augurzky, Boris; Focke, Axel; … - In: Health economics 21 (2012) 3, pp. 209-221

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Does the quality of hospital treatment vary by days of the week?

Schwierz, Christoph; Augurzky, Boris; Wasem, Jürgen - 2009

variation in mortality rates between weekend and weekday admissions. Patients admitted during the weekend exhibit higher in-hospital … probability to be readmitted as emergency cases. -- Hospital quality ; weekend effect ; inpatient outcomes …

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Krankenhauslandschaft in Deutschland : Zukunftsperspektiven, Entwicklungstendenzen, Handlungsstrategien

Janssen, Dirk (ed.); Augurzky, Boris (ed.) - 2018 - 1. Auflage

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The relationship between nurse staffing levels and objective and subjective quality of care : a panel data approach for Germany

Augurzky, Boris; Bünnings, Christian; Wübker, Ansgar - 2017

In this study we investigate the relationship between nursing staffing levels and hospital quality in Germany. We use … measures. To analyze the association between nursing staffing levels and hospital quality indicators empirically, we estimate … linear regression models and control for a wide range of hospital and patient characteristics that might bias the results. In …

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Demand, Selection and Patient Outcomes in German Acute Care Hospitals

Schwierz, Christoph; Augurzky, Boris; Focke, Axel; … - 2009

In times of peak demand hospitals may fail to deliver the high standard of treatment quality that they are able to offer their patients at regular times. To assess the magnitude of these effects, this study analyzes the effects of low staff-to-patients ratios on patient outcomes empirically. We...

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