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"A Communication Model for Administration," Administrative Science Quarterly 2(3): 307-324.

However, the validity of risk-adjustment models for administrative data has been questioned repeatedly [ 1– 4].

The syllabus includes both models for administrative decision- making (adapted to health care) as well as a series of case studies that had been performed over the years and provided a practical basis for the managerial decision-making process.

For the Ivory Coast, these figures show the higher accuracy (i.e., lower error) of Radiation Model for both administrative and sub-tribal communities, and it shows that using the Radiation Model with sub-tribal communities provides the highest accuracy (i.e., lowest MAPE).

This study developed a prediction model for linked administrative health databases to estimate the completeness of electronic physician claims data; the model was applied to estimate under-ascertainment of prevalent diabetes cases but could be applied to other chronic or acute conditions that are primarily managed or treated in non-acute care settings.

The Ökonomische Staat (1585), a territorial survey compiled for him, is a model of administrative statistics.

A scenario tree model which accounted for administrative region, age, population immunity, the likelihood of AFP, and the probability of notification and stool sampling was used to assess the sensitivity of AFP surveillance for wild poliovirus infection among children aged less than 15 years in Australia.

The Net-to-Switch model for academic and administrative departments provides highly reliable network equipment and centralized, expert monitoring and support at a cost-effective price.

Diabetic disease is an ideal model for surveillance with administrative data.

The model needs a spatial resolution for administrative regions (e.g. Berlin).

For administrative spending, model 3 shows that, as expected, coal dependence has a significant positive effect on the share of administrative expenditures in total expenditures.