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efficient. The increased number of hospital mergers suggests that merging is a way to become more efficient to ensure long …
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. This is the first time that such a broad study has been implemented. After adjusting for hospital characteristics …
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emerging and developing countries. This fact is surprising considering the background of relatively low local advertising …Das internationale Werbefestival in Cannes ist einer der wichtigsten internationalen Gradmesser für kreative Werbung …
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Integrated health care is one of the major issues in German health care policy at this moment. This is due to recent changes in social security law, which now allows for direct contracts between providers and statutory health insurances. The changes were enacted in January 2004 and thus far over...
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This paper surveys the decision-theoretic foundations of health care production and derives policy implications. The priority at the beginning of the 21st century must be to accelerate the diffusion of new medical knowledge, a public good, so that the efficiency in the adoption of new technology...
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financial pressures undermine the ability of a hospital to cross-subsidize and challenges their survival. We focus on the impact …
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. This study addresses whether managed care and hospital competition continued to show positive effects on hospital cost and … Utilization Project, we examined hospital cost per stay and mortality rate in relation to HMO penetration and hospital competition … between 2001 and 2005, controlling for patient, hospital, and other market characteristics. Regression analyses were employed …
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Similar to, for example, the US, Switzerland or Great Britain the German health care sector has recently undergone a series of reforms towards managed care. These measures are intended to yield both a higher quality of care and cost containment. In our study we ask whether managed care reduces...
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This study evaluated the Medicaid Managed Care Program, an initiative launched by the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation in 1995 to promote the delivery of high-quality health services for low-income people and those with special health care needs. The overview assesses the perspectives of states,...
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