Equipment ownership financing has advantages for hospitals.
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Data Library: This month's column takes a look at utilization rates at hospitals that own HMOs vs. those that don't--and you might be surprised by the findings. Those hospitals that don't own HMOs have consistently lower utilization rates for inpatient and outpatient services. Here are the actual numbers.
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The authors attempt to bind the known theoretical concepts on the property to their interpretation and realization in actual public health. They specify and offer examples of their perception from a modern viewpoint and analyze their significance for further reforms in public health.
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Of fundamental importance to the successful implementation of health information systems is the public and professional acceptability of their inclusion in the healthcare process. Surprisingly, the health care sector is embracing the informatics revolution somewhat reluctantly. Even in the areas that progress can be seen and assessed, the rate of change is erratic and inconsistent when compared across the spectrum of health care informatics. The mystery intensifies if one considers the situation in global scale: despite the diversity in approaches and models used, the reluctance perseveres. One can only suspect that there is a common, underlying, reason which slows down the process and forces the whole sector in being reluctant to accept change.
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