Health Care Management Science

1998 - 2025

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Volume 9, issue 4, 2006

A review of health care models for coronary heart disease interventions pp. 311-324

K. Cooper, S. Brailsford, R. Davies and J. Raftery

Observational study of operating room times for knee and hip replacement surgery at nine U.S. community hospitals pp. 325-339

Franklin Dexter, Lori Weih, Ross Gustafson, Linda Stegura, Mary Oldenkamp and Ruth Wachtel

Using a Bayesian belief network model to categorize length of stay for radical prostatectomy patients pp. 341-348

Wojtek Michalowski, Szymon Wilk, Anthony Thijssen and Mingmei Li

A mixture model approach to updating payment weights with an application to ICD-10 implementation pp. 349-357

Jason Sutherland and Colin Preyra

Cost-effectiveness of referrals to high-volume hospitals: An analysis based on a probabilistic Markov model for hip fracture surgeries pp. 359-369

Afschin Gandjour and Eva-Julia Weyler

An analysis of the pediatric vaccine supply shortage problem pp. 371-389

Sheldon Jacobson, Edward Sewell and Ruben Proano

A network flow approach to optimizing hospital bed capacity decisions pp. 391-404

Elif Akcali, Murray Côté and Chin Lin

Volume 9, issue 3, 2006

Editorial: Hospital case payment systems in Europe pp. 211-213

Reinhard Busse, Jonas Schreyögg and Peter Smith

Methods to determine reimbursement rates for diagnosis related groups (DRG): A comparison of nine European countries pp. 215-223

Jonas Schreyögg, Tom Stargardt, Oliver Tiemann and Reinhard Busse

Cost accounting and public reimbursement schemes in Spanish hospitals pp. 225-232

Fernando Sánchez-Martínez, Jose-Maria Abellan-Perpiñan, Jorge-Eduardo Martínez-Pérez and Jaume Puig-Junoy

Costs and prices for inpatient care in England: Mirror twins or distant cousins? pp. 233-242

David Epstein and Anne Mason

Cost accounting methodologies in price setting of acute inpatient services in Hungary pp. 243-250

Peter Gaal, Nóra Stefka and Júlia Nagy

Inpatient reimbursement system in Italy: How do tariffs relate to costs? pp. 251-258

Giovanni Fattore and Aleksandra Torbica

Variable prospective financing in the Danish hospital sector and the development of a Danish case-mix system pp. 259-268

Anni Ankjær-Jensen, Pernille Rosling and Lone Bilde

Cost accounting to determine prices: How well do prices reflect costs in the German DRG-system? pp. 269-279

Jonas Schreyögg, Oliver Tiemann and Reinhard Busse

The definition of prices for inpatient care in Poland in the absence of cost data pp. 281-286

Adam Kozierkiewicz, Maciej Stamirski, Waldemar Stylo and Wojciech Trąbka

Cost assessment and price setting of inpatient care in the Netherlands. The DBC case-mix system pp. 287-294

J. Oostenbrink and F. Rutten

Accounting and reimbursement schemes for inpatient care in France pp. 295-305

Martine Bellanger and Laurent Tardif

Volume 9, issue 2, 2006

A stochastic model to evaluate options for antenatal genetic screening pp. 111-124

Steve Gallivan, Mark Jit and Martin Utley

A new organ transplantation location–allocation policy: a case study of Italy pp. 125-142

Maria Bruni, Domenico Conforti, Nicola Sicilia and Sandro Trotta

Optimal pooled testing pp. 143-149

Brett Saraniti

Perceptual structure of the desired functionality of internet-based health information systems pp. 151-170

Imran Currim, Vijay Gurbaxani, James LaBelle and Jooseop Lim

A biobjective model for the locational planning of hospitals and health centers pp. 171-179

Panagiotis Mitropoulos, Ioannis Mitropoulos, Ioannis Giannikos and Aris Sissouras

Analysis of uncompensated hospital care using a DEA model of output congestion pp. 181-188

Gary Ferrier, Michael Rosko and Vivian Valdmanis

A descriptive analysis of average productivity among health maintenance organizations, 1985 to 2001 pp. 189-206

Douglas Wholey, John Engberg and Cindy Bryce

Volume 3, issue 4, 2000

Medical malpractice among physicians: Who will be sued and who will pay? pp. 269-277

Derek Weycker and Gail Jensen

Managed care, deficit financing, and aggregate health care expenditure in the United States: A cointegration analysis pp. 279-285

N.R. Murthy and Albert Okunade

Diagnosis of MRSA with neural networks and logistic regression approach pp. 287-297

Jen Shang, Yu-sen Lin and Angella Goetz

Technical efficiency and economies of diversification in health care pp. 299-307

Diego Prior and Magda Solà

The impact of the Austrian hospital financing reform on hospital productivity: empirical evidence on efficiency and technology changes using a non-parametric input-based Malmquist approach pp. 309-321

Margit Sommersguter-Reichmann

The planning of cervical cancer screening programmes in Eastern Europe: is viral testing a suitable alternative to smear testing? pp. 323-329

Chris Sherlaw-Johnson and Steve Gallivan

Acknowledgement of referees' services pp. 331-332

Yasar Ozcan and Peter Smith

Volume 3, issue 3, 2000

Treatment on demand: an operational model pp. 171-183

Edward Kaplan and Mira Johri

Determining cost savings from attempted cephalic version in an inner city delivering population pp. 185-192

E. Adams, Patrick Mauldin, Jill Mauldin and Robert Mayberry

A mathematical programming approach for scheduling physicians in the emergency room pp. 193-200

Huguette Beaulieu, Jacques Ferland, Bernard Gendron and Philippe Michelon

Simulation of robotic courier deliveries in hospital distribution services pp. 201-213

Manuel Rossetti, Robin Felder and Amit Kumar

What kind of patients and physicians value direct-to-consumer advertising of prescription drugs pp. 215-226

Füsun Gönül, Franklin Carter and Jerry Wind

The impact of operations competitive priorities on hospital performance pp. 227-235

Timothy Butler and G. Leong

The relationship between market orientation and performance in the hospital industry: A structural equations modeling approach pp. 237-247

P.S. Raju, Subhash Lonial, Yash Gupta and Craig Ziegler

Where efficiency saves lives: A linear programme for the optimal allocation of health care resources in developing countries pp. 249-267

Steffen Flessa

Volume 3, issue 2, 2000

Editorial: Capitation and risk adjustment in health care pp. 73-75

Nigel Rice and Peter Smith

Capitation funding in Australia: Imperatives and impediments pp. 77-88

Stuart Peacock and Leonie Segal

Needs-based primary medical care capitation: Development and evaluation of alternative approaches pp. 89-99

Brian Hutchison, Jeremiah Hurley, Stephen Birch, Jonathan Lomas, Stephen Walter, John Eyles and Fawne Stratford-Devai

Risk adjusting capitation: Applications in employed and disabled populations pp. 101-109

Carolyn Madden, Bret Mackay, Susan Skillman, Marcia Ciol and Paula Diehr

Growing importance of capitation in Switzerland pp. 111-119

Konstantin Beck

Risk adjustment and the fear of markets: The case of Belgium pp. 121-130

Erik Schokkaert and Carine Van de Voorde

Ignoring small predictable profits and losses: a new approach for measuring incentives for cream skimming pp. 131-140

Erik van Barneveld, Leida Lamers, René van Vliet and Wynand van de Ven

Modelling of resource allocation to health care authorities in Stockholm County pp. 141-149

P.-Å. Andersson, E. Varde and F. Diderichsen

Contract design for primary care physicians: Physician location and practice behaviour in small communities pp. 151-157

Rune Sørensen and Jostein Grytten

Risk adjustment of capitation payments to behavioral health care carve-outs: How well do existing methodologies account for psychiatric disability? pp. 159-169

Susan Ettner, Richard Frank, Tami Mark and Mark Smith

Volume 3, issue 1, 2000

Hospital care for p ersons with AIDS in European‐Union countries; a cross‐country comparison pp. 1-7

Maarten Postma, Helen Kornarou, Vassilis Paparizos, Reiner Leidl, Keith Tolley, John Kyriopoulos and Johannes Jager

Estimating the “avoidable” burden of disease by Disability Adjusted Life Years (DALYs) pp. 9-21

Sandra Hollinghurst, Gwyn Bevan and Cam Bowie

Data Envelopment Analysis to determine efficiencies of health maintenance organizations pp. 23-29

Kris Siddharthan, Melissa Ahern and Robert Rosenman

Health care expenditure inertia in the OECD countries: A heterogeneous analysis pp. 31-42

Albert Okunade and Chutima Suraratdecha

Measuring concentration in primary care pp. 43-49

David Whynes and Paul Thornton

Public health care and private insurance demand: The waiting time as a link pp. 51-71

Mireia Jofre-Bonet