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October 1st 2014

Quantifying Opportunities for Hospital Cost Control: Medical Device Purchasing and Patient Discharge Planning

James C. Robinson, PhD Timothy T. Brown, PhD

The authors quantify the potential reduction in hospital costs from adopting best local practices in supply chain management and discharge planning within a major metropolitan market.

June 24th 2011

Hospital Market Concentration, Pricing, and Profitability in Orthopedic Surgery and Interventional Cardiology

James C. Robinson, PhD

Hospitals in concentrated markets charge significantly higher prices to private insurers than do otherwise-similar hospitals in competitive markets.

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