The effects of cost containment and related factors on hospital quality of care were studied. A major purpose of this study was to explore the usefulness of Peer Review data in quality of care research. National data (50 states) and a 119-hospital sample from three states with strict cost containment activity (Illinois, Vermont, and Virginia) were used. For the national data, states were categorized by the strictness of their cost containment program (data from an original survey). Hospital cost, margin, competition and regulatory variables were used in OLS models on eight different quality of care measures, including five from Peer Review Organization quality assessments, and three using HCFA's mortality statistics. For the sample data, a ...
Abstract Background Antitrust authorities treat price as a proxy for hospital quality since health c...
International audienceFollowing the example of the United States, most European countries reformed t...
Existing empirical studies have produced inconclusive, and sometimes contradictory, findings on the ...
The effects of cost containment and related factors on hospital quality of care were studied. A majo...
This paper investigates the effects of competition on hospital quality using hospital administration...
This paper investigates the effects of competition on hospital quality using hospital administration...
Existing empirical studies have produced inconclusive, and sometimes contradictory, findings on the ...
BackgroundA variety of approaches have been used to contain escalating hospital costs. One approach ...
Using 1982 data from 5732 US hospitals, we found that costs were substantially higher in hospitals o...
This paper investigates the effects of competition on hospital quality. It proposes to extend the El...
The Affordable Care Act of 2010 launch of Medicare Value-Based Purchasing has become the platform fo...
Antitrust authorities treat price as a proxy for hospital quality since health care quality is diffi...
Background Limited empirical evidence exists regarding the effect of price changes on hospital behav...
International audienceFollowing the example of the United States, most European countries reformed t...
Rising healthcare costs are a major concern in the U.S. Consumers are concerned about having access ...
Abstract Background Antitrust authorities treat price as a proxy for hospital quality since health c...
International audienceFollowing the example of the United States, most European countries reformed t...
Existing empirical studies have produced inconclusive, and sometimes contradictory, findings on the ...
The effects of cost containment and related factors on hospital quality of care were studied. A majo...
This paper investigates the effects of competition on hospital quality using hospital administration...
This paper investigates the effects of competition on hospital quality using hospital administration...
Existing empirical studies have produced inconclusive, and sometimes contradictory, findings on the ...
BackgroundA variety of approaches have been used to contain escalating hospital costs. One approach ...
Using 1982 data from 5732 US hospitals, we found that costs were substantially higher in hospitals o...
This paper investigates the effects of competition on hospital quality. It proposes to extend the El...
The Affordable Care Act of 2010 launch of Medicare Value-Based Purchasing has become the platform fo...
Antitrust authorities treat price as a proxy for hospital quality since health care quality is diffi...
Background Limited empirical evidence exists regarding the effect of price changes on hospital behav...
International audienceFollowing the example of the United States, most European countries reformed t...
Rising healthcare costs are a major concern in the U.S. Consumers are concerned about having access ...
Abstract Background Antitrust authorities treat price as a proxy for hospital quality since health c...
International audienceFollowing the example of the United States, most European countries reformed t...
Existing empirical studies have produced inconclusive, and sometimes contradictory, findings on the ...