How do nonprofit hospitals manage earnings?

Article Abstract:

A study examining the ways in which nonprofit hospitals manage their earnings using Generally Accepted Accounting Principles (GAAP), is presented. A hypothesis, assuming that earnings are calculated based on incentives, is drawn. The regression analysis method is used for drawing conclusions.

Sales, profits & dividends, Corporate Profits, Profit, Profits, Company sales and earnings, Company earnings/profit, Regression analysis, Hospitals, Voluntary, Voluntary hospitals

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Performance assessment in the context of multiple objectives: a multivariate multilevel analysis

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A method of performance assessment using multivariate analysis, with reference to the performance of public sector companies, is presented.

Other General Government Support, Government Enterprises-Total Govt, Evaluation, Multivariate analysis, Government business enterprises, Public enterprises, Business performance management

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Strategic integration of hospitals and physicians

Article Abstract:

The benefits of integrating hospitals and physicians services for better transaction cost reduction are discussed.

Hospitals, Physician services utilization, Cost control, Hospital services, Cost reduction

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