
A RECENT ANALYSIS of the income and expanse of nonprofit short-term general hospitals in the United States (1) shows that hospital size (in terms of number of beds) is directly associated with the number of services offered by the hospital. The number of different types of services offered is directly associated with expense per patient-day. When expense per patient-day is high, the hospital is most likely to find little surplus left after total expense is deducted from total income.
Hospital Administration, Income, Economics, Hospital, Hospitals, Language
Hospital Administration, Income, Economics, Hospital, Hospitals, Language
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