Hospitals are multiproduct firms producing a multitude of different services at differing quality and cost levels. Thus, in estimating hospital cost functions the product mix and activity levels must be accounted for in either a vector measure of output or a vector of explanatory variables characterizing product mix. The multiproduct nature of hospitals is common to most firms and industries and guarantees estimation difficulties including collinearity among the explanatory variables. Other than expanding the data base, there are few suggestions for improving regression estimates in collinear situations</p
The relationship between cost and output has been investigated intensively by economists. In additio...
Third party payers for health care, when introducing policies to promote equity, through formulas fo...
a<p>Estimates of cost ratios are derived by retransformation of estimates from multiple log-linear r...
This chapter considers the conceptual and many empirical problems associated with estimating health ...
Modern hospitals are complex multi-product organisations. The analysis of a hospital's production an...
Competition among hospitals and managed care have forced hospital industry to be more efficient. Wit...
This paper presents a survey of the literature on the definition and measurement of hospital output ...
grantor: University of TorontoThis dissertation applies the economic theory of production ...
Competition among hospitals and managed care have forced hospital industry to be more efficient. Wit...
Competition among hospitals and managed care have forced hospital industry to be more efficient. Wit...
We explore what effect controlling for various patient characteristics beyond a case-mix index (DRG)...
There has been a huge interest during the last decade on modelling hospital cost. Now that there is ...
This paper estimates a long-run hospital cost function with multiple outputs and inputs using a pane...
There are current concerns about potential factor substitutions and their implications for factor em...
Diagnosis-related group (DRG) hospital reimbursement systems differentiate cases into costhomogenous...
The relationship between cost and output has been investigated intensively by economists. In additio...
Third party payers for health care, when introducing policies to promote equity, through formulas fo...
a<p>Estimates of cost ratios are derived by retransformation of estimates from multiple log-linear r...
This chapter considers the conceptual and many empirical problems associated with estimating health ...
Modern hospitals are complex multi-product organisations. The analysis of a hospital's production an...
Competition among hospitals and managed care have forced hospital industry to be more efficient. Wit...
This paper presents a survey of the literature on the definition and measurement of hospital output ...
grantor: University of TorontoThis dissertation applies the economic theory of production ...
Competition among hospitals and managed care have forced hospital industry to be more efficient. Wit...
Competition among hospitals and managed care have forced hospital industry to be more efficient. Wit...
We explore what effect controlling for various patient characteristics beyond a case-mix index (DRG)...
There has been a huge interest during the last decade on modelling hospital cost. Now that there is ...
This paper estimates a long-run hospital cost function with multiple outputs and inputs using a pane...
There are current concerns about potential factor substitutions and their implications for factor em...
Diagnosis-related group (DRG) hospital reimbursement systems differentiate cases into costhomogenous...
The relationship between cost and output has been investigated intensively by economists. In additio...
Third party payers for health care, when introducing policies to promote equity, through formulas fo...
a<p>Estimates of cost ratios are derived by retransformation of estimates from multiple log-linear r...