まとめ
将来の支払いシステムは,特にメディケア患者にとって,病院の財政に大きな影響を与えました. 病院は,補償額が減り,費用が増加したため,これらの制度の下でかなりの損失に直面しました.
科学分野:
- 健康経済学 医療経済学
- 病院の財務管理 病院の財務管理
- 保健医療政策について
背景:
- 将来の支払いシステム (PPS) は,医療費をコントロールすることを目的としています.
- 診断関連グループ (DRG) は,PPSの重要な構成要素です.
- 緊急治療室は,入院者のための重要なエントリーポイントです.
研究 の 目的:
- PPSの下での緊急診療所の入院の財務業績を評価する.
- メディケアと全給付制度の財政的成果を比較する.
- 病院の収入に対する特定のPPS調整の影響を分析する.
主な方法:
- 1983年と1984年の病院料金と緊急治療室入院費用の分析.
- 標準的な診断関連グループ (DRG) 方法論の適用.
- メディケアと全給付制度における財務データの比較.
主要な成果:
- 病院は,両方の支払いシステムにおいて,費用を費用の指標として使用する際,重大な経済的損失を被った.
- 実際のコストを使用すると,メディケア患者は赤字となり,全給制度はわずかな利益を示した.
- 連邦化されたDRG料金と,アウトライヤー/授業費用の払い戻しの削減は,財政的損失を悪化させた.
結論:
- 緊急診療所の入院数が多い病院,特にメディケアの患者は,PPSの下で財政的な不利益に直面します.
- PPSの補償構造は,緊急診療所主導の入院に伴う費用を十分にカバーできない可能性があります.
- 大規模なメディケア人口にサービスを提供している病院の財政的持続可能性を確保するために,PPSへの政策調整が必要である.
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