A New Approach to Measuring Health System Output and Productivity
Adriana Castelli,
Diane Dawson,
Hugh Gravelle,
Rowena Jacobs,
Paul Kind,
Pete Loveridge,
Stephen Martin,
Mary O'Mahony,
Philip Stevens,
Lucy Stokes,
Andrew Street and
Martin Weale
National Institute Economic Review, 2007, vol. 200, 105-117
Abstract:
This paper considers methods to measure output and productivity in the delivery of health services, with an application to NHS hospital sector. It first develops a theoretical framework for measuring quality adjusted outputs and then considers how this might be implemented given available data. Measures of input use are discussed and productivity growth estimates are presented for the period 1998/9-2003/4. The paper concludes that available data are unlikely fully to capture quality improvements.
Date: 2007
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