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Symposium on frontier estimation. 1) Measuring hospital efficiency with frontier cost functions. 2) Cost and efficiency in nursing homes : a stochastic frontier approach. 3) Nursing home care in the Netherlands : a nonparametric efficiency analysis. 4) Frontier estimation : how useful a tool for health economics.
JOURNAL OF HEALTH ECONOMICS, vol. 13, n° 3, 1994/10, pages 255-346, ISSN 0167-6296, NLD
ZUCKERMAN (S.), VITALIANO (D.F.), KOOREMAN (P.), et al.
1er article : This paper uses a stochastic frontier multiproduct cost function to derive hospital-specific measures of inefficiency.
The cost function includes direct measures of illness severity, output quality, and patient outcomes to reduce the likelihood that the inefficiency estimates are capturing unmeasured differences in hospital outputs...
We conclude that inefficiency accounts for 13,6 percent of total hospital costs.
This estimate is robust with respect to model specification and approaches to pooling data across distinct groups of hospitals.
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Mots-clés BDSP : Hôpital, Qualité soins, Efficience, Coût, Performance, Méthodologie, Etats Unis
Mots-clés Pascal : Hôpital, Qualité, Soin, Rendement, Coût, Performance, Méthodologie, Etats Unis
Mots-clés Pascal anglais : Hospital, Quality, Care, Yield, Costs, Performance, Methodology, United States
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