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Effects of Board Composition on Pricing of Charity Care among Nonprofit Hospitals
In recent years, nonprofit hospitals have been steadily raising listed prices for patient care, primarily due to competitive pressures from for-profit hospitals, increasing costs, and regulatory pressures. Prior literature shows that one reason for this trend has been to increase reported charity …
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Financial Reporting Manipulation And The Role Of Religious Ownership: Evidence From Nonprofit Hospitals
… 2007; Eldenburg et al. 2011) demonstrates that nonprofit hospital managers respond to competing institutional and regulatory pressures by engaging in various forms of financial reporting manipulation. While some recent research in accounting (e.g. Dyreng et al. 2012; McGuire et al. 2012) shows …
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An Empirical Investigation of Joint Ventures Between For-Profit and Tax-Exempt Nonprofit Hospitals
… and commercial activity of the following hospitals: (i) for-profit hospitals [FP hospitals], (ii) nonprofit hospitals engaging in joint ventures [JV NP hospitals], and (iii) nonprofit hospitals that do not engage in joint ventures [Non-JV NP hospitals]. Financial variables are measured …
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Community's Safety Net: A Comparative Analysis of the Role of Nonprofit Hospitals in Barrow and Clayton Counties in Providing Services to its Medicaid Population
Nonprofit hospitals serve as part of the healthcare safety net to deliver a significant level of care to low-income, uninsured, underinsured, Medicaid and other vulnerable groups in society. Safety net hospitals are defined as those hospitals where at least 10 percent of the costs of care provided …
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Nonprofit Hospital Community Benefits: The Effect of Needs Assessment Quality and Monetary Input on Health Outcomes.
Nonprofit hospitals in the United States are expected to give back to their communities and promote healthy living. In return for providing community services they are recognized as charity organizations and awarded tax exempt status. Concerns that nonprofit hospitals have not fulfilled this …
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Non-Profit Hospitals and Community Health: Hospital Strategy Under the Affordable Care Act's Enhanced Community Benefit Regulations
… meant to encourage greater cooperation between hospitals and local stakeholder organizations, centered around improving population health through investments addressing “upstream” determinants of health. This dissertation utilizes public reporting associated with one such policy – expanded …
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CHNA: The Role of the Hospital in Addressing Specific Community Health Needs
… Care Act (ACA) added a requirement for nonprofit hospitals to keep their tax-exempt status under the Internal Revenue System Code 501(c) 3. This code requires all nonprofit hospitals to complete Community Health Needs Assessment (CHNA) reports every three years and must include input …
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Three Essays on Regulation in Healthcare and Pharmaceutical Markets
… designed programs and policies to regulate hospitals and pharmaceutical markets, aiming at improving hospital performance and control drug prices, while in reality, the programs and policies generate consequences, the effect varies across different types of the hospitals and drugs.</p> …