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Improved financial management of the radiology department with a microcosting system.

The basic unit of service in radiology is the examination or procedure and its associated costs such as film, medical and surgical supplies, personnel, equipment depreciation, and overhead. The appropriate allocation of all operating costs to the specific examination types is the purpose of the microcosting system. Microcosting programs use data from hospital expense and payroll systems and data from a radiology information management system. These data are loaded into a computer spread sheet program for the microcosting computations. The results from using this system include better understanding of costs, accurate budget projections, confidence in negotiating discounts, and improved efficiency and reduced costs.

Accounting↗

The financial management of hospital equipment.

This paper outlines the main failings of the National Health Service in respect of its purchase and use of clinical and laboratory equipment. It emphasizes the need for proper inventories and demonstrates how they can aid the more efficient use of equipment by ensuring that all purchases within a Health District are co-ordinated and that named officers are responsible for individual pieces of equipment.

Biomedical Engineering↗

Pharmacy financial management.

This study was undertaken to aid Blue Cross & Blue Shield of Alabama in determining an equitable dispensing fee and to examine profitability in the study pharmacies. A 25 percent random sample of community pharmacies (independent, chain, professional, and independent discount) in Alabama was studied, indicating an average breakeven cost to fill a prescription of $3.04. Pharmacy profitability was derived from the prescription department, with the front-end merchandise (all non-prescription items) contributing negatively to profitability in the average community pharmacy.

Alabama↗