Análisis de la eficiencia técnica hospitalaria 2011

Background: Efficiency in the use ofresources in health systems and hospitals has been a matter ofinterestfor administrators as well asforpolicy makers. The growing costs due to higher levéis of demand from the population require a better use and allocation ofsuch costs. Aim: To assess the technical...

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Autores principales:	Santelices C,Emilio, Ormeño C,Héctor, Delgado S,Magdalena, Lui M,Christopher, Valdés V,Raúl, Durán C,Lorena
Lenguaje:	Spanish / Castilian
Publicado:	Sociedad Médica de Santiago 2013
Materias:	Data collection Data interpretation statistical Diagnosis-related groups Hospitals
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description	Background: Efficiency in the use ofresources in health systems and hospitals has been a matter ofinterestfor administrators as well asforpolicy makers. The growing costs due to higher levéis of demand from the population require a better use and allocation ofsuch costs. Aim: To assess the technical efficiency in 28 hospitals in Chile, considering the period from May to October, 2011. Material and Methods: The average number ofavailable beds, the number ofstaffand the expenses on consumer and service goods were used as production inputs and, on the other hand, the expenditures adjusted by the Diagnosis-Related Groups (IR-DRG) were used as producís. To assess the technical efficiency, the Data Envelopment Analysis technique was used. Results: The levéis of inefficiency fluctuóte from 20 to 23.3%. In other words, with a 20% increase in hospital discharges and maintainingfixed inputs, hospitals could become efficient. Conclusions: The incorporation of methodologies to determine efficiency allows gathering new knowledge for people who manage resources as well asforpolicy makers by optimizing practices and having better allocation criteria.
author	Santelices C,Emilio Ormeño C,Héctor Delgado S,Magdalena Lui M,Christopher Valdés V,Raúl Durán C,Lorena
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title	Análisis de la eficiencia técnica hospitalaria 2011
title_short	Análisis de la eficiencia técnica hospitalaria 2011
title_full	Análisis de la eficiencia técnica hospitalaria 2011
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publisher	Sociedad Médica de Santiago
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