In this article, the authors estimate a multiple-output cost function for a sample of 2,235 hospitals during the period 1984-88 to disaggregate total costs into inpatient and outpatient components. The results suggest that outpatient cost growth is roughly proportional to that of inpatient cost, despite much higher relative growth in revenues and utilization on the outpatient side. The stability in the outpatient/inpatient cost ratio implies that the increase in the outpatient-to-inpatient utilization ratio was offset by a decline in their relative unit costs
In fiscal year 1990, administration accounted for 24.8 percent of total hospital costs in the United...
<div><p>Background</p><p>In 2013 the United States spent $2.9 trillion on health care, more than in ...
<p>Costs per stay, costs per day, inpatient mortality rates, and lengths of stay between 2006 and 20...
Hospital cost analyses generally have not used costs broken down by hospital department or function ...
Information on hospital costs is key to many types of economic and financial analyses, yet many coun...
The hospital sector has been one of the most rapidly growing sectors in the American economy; expend...
This paper estimates a long-run hospital cost function with multiple outputs and inputs using a pane...
The purpose was to examine the relationship between incurred hospital inpatient costs and primary ex...
Modern hospitals are complex multi-product organisations. The analysis of a hospital's production an...
Hospital, Cost, Efficiency, Diagnosis related groups, Technological change, Outpatient care, C33, D2...
Statistical models have been used to assess the influence of clinical and demographic factors on hos...
Competition among hospitals and managed care have forced hospital industry to be more efficient. Wit...
There has been a huge interest during the last decade on modelling hospital cost. Now that there is ...
BACKGROUND: Because relative value unit (RVU)-based costs vary across hospitals, it is difficult to ...
hospital costs grew by 21.9 percent to $295 billion (inflation adjusted). About two-thirds of the in...
In fiscal year 1990, administration accounted for 24.8 percent of total hospital costs in the United...
<div><p>Background</p><p>In 2013 the United States spent $2.9 trillion on health care, more than in ...
<p>Costs per stay, costs per day, inpatient mortality rates, and lengths of stay between 2006 and 20...
Hospital cost analyses generally have not used costs broken down by hospital department or function ...
Information on hospital costs is key to many types of economic and financial analyses, yet many coun...
The hospital sector has been one of the most rapidly growing sectors in the American economy; expend...
This paper estimates a long-run hospital cost function with multiple outputs and inputs using a pane...
The purpose was to examine the relationship between incurred hospital inpatient costs and primary ex...
Modern hospitals are complex multi-product organisations. The analysis of a hospital's production an...
Hospital, Cost, Efficiency, Diagnosis related groups, Technological change, Outpatient care, C33, D2...
Statistical models have been used to assess the influence of clinical and demographic factors on hos...
Competition among hospitals and managed care have forced hospital industry to be more efficient. Wit...
There has been a huge interest during the last decade on modelling hospital cost. Now that there is ...
BACKGROUND: Because relative value unit (RVU)-based costs vary across hospitals, it is difficult to ...
hospital costs grew by 21.9 percent to $295 billion (inflation adjusted). About two-thirds of the in...
In fiscal year 1990, administration accounted for 24.8 percent of total hospital costs in the United...
<div><p>Background</p><p>In 2013 the United States spent $2.9 trillion on health care, more than in ...
<p>Costs per stay, costs per day, inpatient mortality rates, and lengths of stay between 2006 and 20...