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, and per capita spending on health is now one of the highest in the OECD. Centralisation of hospital ownership may have …
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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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1.4% per year. Furthermore, the differences in hospital efficiency can be attributed to both the regulatory changes and … hospital-specific characteristics. The user feesand autonomy measures were found to increase technical efficiency. Provincial …
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pay the hospital bill. This situation of spread of new diseases due to environmental or socio-cultural degradation and the …
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American Hospital Association, logistic regression models find that governmental ownership and a proxy variable for hospitals …
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This study analyses the impact of changing systems of finance on the performance of hospitals in Portugal, specifically in terms of costs per admission and per patient day, average length of stay and the number of admissions. The study is based on panel data (36 hospitals over a ten-year...
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Prior research on the nonprice theory of hospital competition uses data prior to the mid-1980s when third party payers … were insensitive to hospital prices. Moreover, existing studies fail to test this theory for the different types of … hospital ownership. In response to these issues, this research employs a more current data set and examines this theory for …
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A stochastic frontier cost function is fitted to data for 219 New York hospitals (1991). Economic inefficiency is estimated to be about 18 percent, comparable to published estimates for hospitals nationwide. Hospitals with over 300 beds are notably more efficient, and those with more Medicare...
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