The Effect of Service Capability on Operating Costs: An Empirical Study of Ontario Hospitals
Abstract
. We examine variations in the relation between a hospital's level of service capability and the operating costs of its departments and activities (e.g., surgery, laboratory, laundry). We propose a model of the hospital as a set of concentric, interrelated services organized around a core mission to provide patient care. We hypothesize that increases in service capability (i.e., complexity of operations) will increase overall operating costs. At...
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Title
The Effect of Service Capability on Operating Costs: An Empirical Study of Ontario Hospitals
Published Date
Mar 1, 1996
Volume
13
Issue
1
Pages
177 - 207
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