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HIE, we find large "offset" effects in terms of increased hospital utilization in response to the combination of higher … HIE, we find large "offset" effects in terms of increased hospital utilization in response to the combination of higher …
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patients receive care at lower-performing hospitals than white patients, even when they live in the same hospital market or ZIP … code within a hospital market. (2) Over the past two decades, the gap in performance between hospitals treating Black and … tended to treat Black patients, rather than faster reallocation of Black patients to better hospitals. (4) Hospital …
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We use simple economic insights to develop a framework for distinguishing between prejudice and statistical discrimination using observational data. We focus our inquiry on the enormous literature in healthcare where treatment disparities by race and gender are not explained by access,...
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of conditions and performance measures that higher quality hospitals tend to have higher market shares at a point in time … patients who have greater scope for hospital choice, suggesting a role for patient demand in allocation in the hospital sector …
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The conventional wisdom in health economics is that large differences in average productivity across hospitals are the …, however, we find that productivity dispersion in heart attack treatment across hospitals is, if anything, smaller than in … standard market forces. In particular, we find that hospitals that are more productive at treating heart attacks have higher …
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of conditions and performance measures that higher quality hospitals tend to have higher market shares at a point in time … patients who have greater scope for hospital choice, suggesting a role for patient demand in allocation in the hospital sector …
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of conditions and performance measures that higher quality hospitals tend to have higher market shares at a point in time … patients who have greater scope for hospital choice, suggesting a role for patient demand in allocation in the hospital sector …
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The conventional wisdom in health economics is that large differences in average productivity across hospitals are the …, however, we find that productivity dispersion in heart attack treatment across hospitals is, if anything, smaller than in … standard market forces. In particular, we find that hospitals that are more productive at treating heart attacks have higher …
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