Are acute hospital trust mergers associated with improvements in the quality of care?

This paper is the first to study the quality impact of a new wave of acute hospital mergers taking place in the English National Health Service from 2011 onwards, applying a group-time DID estimator to account for multiple treatment timings.

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Journal of Health Organization and Management
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2024-10-20
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https://doi.org/10.1108/jhom-09-2023-0268
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Healthcare Policy and Management
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Are acute hospital trust mergers associated with improvements in the quality of care?

David G. Lugo‐Palacios, Jonathan Clarke, J. Ross Beveridge
Journal of Health Organization and Management
Healthcare Policy and Management
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Are acute hospital trust mergers associated with improvements in the quality of care?

David G. Lugo‐Palacios, Jonathan Clarke, J. Ross Beveridge
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Abstract

This paper is the first to study the quality impact of a new wave of acute hospital mergers taking place in the English National Health Service from 2011 onwards, applying a group-time DID estimator to account for multiple treatment timings.

Journal of Health Organization and ManagementVol. 39(2)
Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council (GB), London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine (GB), Global Policy Institute (US), NHS England, Imperial College London (GB)
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