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Innovations in inpatient flow and bed management : an action research project in a UK acute care hospital

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Simulating healthcare quality innovation based on a novel medical treatment : the case of Hepatitis-C in Europe

Zsifkovits, Martin; Zsifkovits, Johannes; Pickl, Stefan - In: Technological forecasting & social change : an … 113 (2016) 2, pp. 454-459

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Technology acquisition and efficiency in Dubai hospitals

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Value-based healthcare paradigm for healthcare sustainability

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Patterns in the influence of funding and reimbursement on the development and implementation of healthcare innovation : a systematic review

Allers, Sanne; Eijkenaar, Frank; Raaij, Erik M. van; … - In: Journal of open innovation : technology, market, and … 11 (2025) 1, pp. 1-16

Innovation is considered essential to the quality and sustainability of healthcare systems. However, the path from innovative idea to adopted reality is complex and fraught with barriers. The way in which healthcare innovations are financed is often mentioned as a major stumbling block, but a...

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Managed care and the growth of medical expenditures

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Managed care and the growth of medical expenditures

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The impact of the entry of biosimilars : evidence from Europe

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Managed Care and the Growth of Medical Expenditures

Cutler, David M.; Sheiner, Louise - 2021

managed care enrollment significantly reduces hospital cost growth. While some of this effect is offset by increased spending … on physicians, we generally find a significant reduction in total spending as well. In analyzing the sources of hospital …

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