Measurement of Relative Efficiency of Health Service Organizations With Data Env
Measurement of Relative Efficiency of Health Service Organizations With Data Env
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00 (6) 142. 00 (5) H14 178. 33 (12) 155. 07 (11) 155. 07 (4) H15 179. 74 (13) 160. 48 (13) 160. 48 (8) Mean 167. 02 1 146. 94 144. 77 149. 42 Standard Deviation 8. 82 7. 36 9. 66 *Low teaching outputs were 50 units and high teaching outputs were 100 units as per Exhibit 3, Col. 6. -40- Continuing in this manner, the other adjusted costs and new ranking listed in column B of Table 5 are obtained. Even with these adjustments, however, trouble is still experienced, since hospitals H3 and H4, are n...ow in the group of eight highest cost per patient hospitals, while H13 continues to be characterized as relatively efficient. This is more clearly illustrated in Table 6 where hos- pitals are listed from lowest cost (top) to highest cost (bottom) for unadjusted and adjusted cost per patient. Teaching output levels have not been adjusted for in this case mix adjusted data which explains the misranking in Table 5 column B. Note that the efficient units H3 and H4 ranked below inefficient units H9 and hl3 are the ones with higher teaching outputs (see Exhibit 3) .
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
00 (6) 142. 00 (5) H14 178. 33 (12) 155. 07 (11) 155. 07 (4) H15 179. 74 (13) 160. 48 (13) 160. 48 (8) Mean 167. 02 1 146. 94 144. 77 149. 42 Standard Deviation 8. 82 7. 36 9. 66 *Low teaching outputs were 50 units and high teaching outputs were 100 units as per Exhibit 3, Col. 6. -40- Continuing in this manner, the other adjusted costs and new ranking listed in column B of Table 5 are obtained. Even with these adjustments, however, trouble is still experienced, since hospitals H3 and H4, are n...ow in the group of eight highest cost per patient hospitals, while H13 continues to be characterized as relatively efficient. This is more clearly illustrated in Table 6 where hos- pitals are listed from lowest cost (top) to highest cost (bottom) for unadjusted and adjusted cost per patient. Teaching output levels have not been adjusted for in this case mix adjusted data which explains the misranking in Table 5 column B. Note that the efficient units H3 and H4 ranked below inefficient units H9 and hl3 are the ones with higher teaching outputs (see Exhibit 3) .
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