Leveraging Diverse Data Sources to Identify and Describe U.S. Health Care Delivery Systems

Genna R. Cohen, David J. Jones, Jessica Heeringa, Kirsten Barrett, Michael F. Furukawa, Dan Miller, Anne Mutti, James D. Reschovsky, Rachel Machta, Stephen M. Shortell, Taressa Fraze and Eugene Rich

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Abstract: Researchers assess available data sources to identify and describe health care delivery systems, including system members and their relationships. They summarize strengths and limitations for identifying and describing systems due to varied content, linkages across data sources, and data collection.

Keywords: healthcare delivery systems; survey data; federal data; healthcare organizations; physicians; hospitals (search for similar items in EconPapers)
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