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Microsoft Word - discussion157.doc
... in 2008 corresponding to separate locations. 19 3.2 measuring competition the issue of measuring hospital competition has been debated in the literature. this issue concerns both ... conclusions this paper addresses the relationship between hospital competition and quality. while most econometric literature about the effect of competition on hospital quality focuses on outcome indicators of quality, ...
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Microsoft Word - Memorandum_Dutch Hospitals.doc
... expensive treatments. the market of hospital competition hospital competition occurs in many fields, one such field being medical technology. in the us, technological competition initially resulted in a ... serving the local population. 5 the market of hospital competition during the interviews, many differentiation strategies for hospital competition were mentioned. quality' was most often listed, ...
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selective-contracting.pdf
... , however, are now not better off without exclusion. competition among insurers raises prices in equilibria without ... competition authority or regulator. in practice, this can be the case when two (or more) nearby hospitals offer the same range of treatments. if one such hospital ... j. pearlman). town, r. and g. vistnes, 2001, hospital competition in hmo networks, journal of health economics, vol. 20( ...
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Het effect van mededinging op de kwaliteit van het proces en de uitkomst van zorg door...
... in de zorgsector zijn vrijgegeven. deze publicatie is engelstalig. the effect of competition on process and outcome quality of hospital care an empirical analysis for the netherlands download (pdf document, 683.8 ...
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Microsoft Word - disc76.doc
... functioning of the internal market in view of the wide divergences in duty levels, the competition between different categories of alcoholic drinks and the real value of the duty rates, and ... system costs 113) (medical and ambulance 46) health care 2,466 6.4 hospital in-patient visits 771 hospital out-patient visits 653 accident and emergency visits 447 ambulance services 300 nurse ...
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Microsoft Word - discussion56.doc
... have a good idea of the current state of competition in the market for health insurance. earlier research (summarised below) has indicated that competition among health insurance firms is rather weak. ... insurance policy, the coverage of which is determined by the government; contract with every hospital; pay administratively set prices to hospitals and general practitioners; take part in the risk- ...
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Microsoft Word - discussion61.doc
... the precondition of sufficient price competition is met. previous studies provide evidence that competition is likely to be weak because of low price sensitivity of consumers. if competition would not be sufficient ... . this change was introduced in 2001 by the government to reduce hospital waiting list and resulted in rapid hospital cost inflation. however, the last row in table 3.4 does ...
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health insurance competition pdf
... lower prices due to a large market share in a hospital, we find that this possible effect is dominated by a competition effect that redistributes possible bargaining gains to more price sensitive ... lower prices due to a large market share in a hospital, we find that this possible effect is dominated by a competition effect that redistributes possible bargaining gains to more price sensitive ...
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Onderzoeksmemorandum (set-up) [PFP#1100738316]
... other insurers. besides price competition among insurers we also consider the possibility of (risk-) selection competition among insurers and, furthermore, model the consequences of competition on the efficiency ... netherlands a distinction is made between four categories variable costs of hospital care, fixed costs of hospital care, medical specialists and other health provisions. each category has ...
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yardstick competition theory design and practice pdf
... include a list of objectives regulation may have. 2.2 defining yardstick competition considermarketswhereagentshavelowincentivesforpromotingproductiveefficiency, when competition is weak or absent. yc implies that the principal reimburses agents ... the activity is well defined, with a beginning (e.g. admission to the hospital) and an end (e.g. discharge). compared to a system of retrospective ...
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