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Hospitals have strong incentives to decrease readmission rates.
A more quality responsive demand increases the incentives to decrease quality so that financially unprofitable patients would choose other providers.
If the cost of re-converting to firms i − 1 or i + 1 increases from 1 to t > 1, but the cost to firm i remains constant, the firm's incentives to decrease its wage increase.
Economic incentives to decrease the length of stay are now incorporated into medical payment schedules.
Capitation payment to healthcare providers has a direct negative impact on access by creating incentives to decrease the quantity and quality of services provided, and increasing waiting time and travel costs to capitated hospitals that become the first choice of insurers.
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"What about other patients who don't have a physician as a family member?" The major challenge for any patient in the emergency room is a reimbursement system that offers little incentive to decrease crowding or minimize boarding.
This means that firms may have an incentive to decrease quality in order to cut the costs instead of improving productivity [2].
Under time constraints, there is an incentive to decrease communication.
Hospitals have a major incentive to decrease resource utilization, including hospital length of stay.
Under non-market coverage, this made such consumers more likely to exit the market and gave firms an incentive to decrease their price.
As hospital spending continues to grow and as reimbursement for hospital expenses has moved towards the prospective payment system, hospitals have a major incentive to decrease resource utilization, including hospital length of stay.
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