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Designing for Patient-Centered Care and Equity in Virtual Hospital-at-Home Models: Quality Improvement Initiative Using Experience-Based Co-Design.

JMIR Hum Factors
Kandola M, Wong E, Paquin R, Arora K, Sharda H, Deol R, Jung M, Montenegro M, MacPherson M.   +8 more
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Shared pharmaceutical services in small hospitals

American Journal of Health-System Pharmacy, 1980
A system of shared pharmaceutical services between two small, rural hospitals is described. A contractural agreement was established between a 140-bed hospital and a 40-bed hospital located 15 miles apart in a rural area of eastern Kentucky. The larger hospital provided comprehensive pharmaceutical services to the smaller hospital for a monthly fee ...
B S, Grabowski, D J, Tanner
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Determinants of Market Share for a Hospital??s Services

Medical Care, 1985
This study identifies and analyzes factors under a hospital's control that can affect its market share. The study, utilizing the Multiplicative Competitive Interaction model, specifically focuses on determining the market share for each hospital within a geographic area, as opposed to the total demand for hospital services within an area.
G M, Erickson, S A, Finkler
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Shared services—A recipe for cost-cutting in hospitals

Long Range Planning, 1981
Abstract This article is derived from a study the authors conducted during 1978–1979 to determine the extent of shared services participation by a group of metropolitan hospitals, the problems that occurred, and the recommendations that appeared realistic.
A, Griffin, S, Adams
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Intermediate Input Sharing in the Hospital Service Industry

SSRN Electronic Journal, 2013
This paper addresses two related questions that help to explain geographic variation in access to medical services. The first question examines the existence of agglomeration economies in the hospital service industry. The second considers whether the sharing of intermediate inputs contributes to spillovers from spatial concentration of hospital ...
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Hospitality teams: Knowledge sharing and service innovation performance

Tourism Management, 2009
Abstract Knowledge sharing and team culture have been found to have an important influence on service innovation performance. However, there has been relatively little substantive research focusing on these issues. This study's results support team culture's role in maintaining and moderating the relationship between knowledge sharing and service ...
Meng-Lei Monica Hu, Jeou-Shyan Horng, Yu-Hua Christine Sun   +2 more
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Shared hospital services: study report.

Hospital progress, 1984
The study of shared hospital services reported in this article was conducted to determine the magnitude of shared administrative and clinical programs, what institutions participate, and most frequently shared services. To ensure that hospitals with different characteristics and in various areas were represented, the investigators mailed questionnaires
I W, Kwon, J H, Kim, T K, Vogler
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City hospitals share services, PR projects.

Hospitals, 1980
Hospital CEOs followed the lead of their PR directors in forming a metropolitan hospital council in which shared services and joint promotional projects are initiated.
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