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      Modeling the effect of hospital charges and quality on choice.

      Journal of health care marketing
      Choice Behavior, Consumer Behavior, economics, statistics & numerical data, Coronary Artery Bypass, adverse effects, standards, Data Collection, Evaluation Studies as Topic, Fees and Charges, Hospitals, utilization, Humans, Models, Statistical, Preferred Provider Organizations, Quality of Health Care, San Francisco, Small-Area Analysis, Travel

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          The authors apply a conditional choice model to simulate the results of patient and physician choices of hospitals for a specific surgical procedure in response to improvements in quality or changes in charges. The model includes all zip code areas and relevant hospitals in a large metropolitan area and estimates the impact on admissions at each hospital. It can be used to estimate both the impact of decisions by a given hospital and the potential responses of competitors, as well as the effects of selective contracting with hospitals by certain payors.

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