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Administrative Data and Health Outcome Assessment: Methodology and Application

Chapter
Publication Date:
2018
Short description:
(2018). Administrative Data and Health Outcome Assessment: Methodology and Application . Retrieved from http://hdl.handle.net/10446/128102
abstract:
The goal of this contribution is to shed light on the benefits for research in health care coming from the use of administrative data, especially in terms of measuring hospitals’ outcomes. The main approaches to health outcome evaluation are reviewed and the possible improvements deriv- ing from the use of administrative data are highlighted. Administrative data may be an essential element in the process of gathering to the pub- lic true rankings of health care organizations, reducing the degree of asymmetric information that typically arises in health care. Patients will be more aware of the best institutions, which will induce most of them to demand to be admitted in them, taking into account the costs associ- ated with distance and with the severity of the illness. This in turn may ask for a reorganization of the sector, closing some organizations and expanding others, having as final goal to improve the health status of the population, without income barriers. This is one of the first attempts to provide an overview of the advantages that administrative data may gather in health care.
Iris type:
1.2.01 Contributi in volume (Capitoli o Saggi) - Book Chapters/Essays
List of contributors:
Martini, Gianmaria; Vittadini, Giorgio
Authors of the University:
MARTINI Gianmaria
Handle:
https://aisberg.unibg.it/handle/10446/128102
Book title:
Health Econometrics
Published in:
CONTRIBUTIONS TO ECONOMIC ANALYSIS
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