Payment by Results vs. Costs of 24-hour Standby in Hospitals: Evidence from Poland

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2015Author
Raulinajtys-Grzybek, Monika
Świderska, Gertruda Krystyna
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The purpose of the article was to identify the costs associated with hospital’s standby and 
to define methodology of calculating and reporting these costs. Standby costs were defined as 
the costs of the provision of 24-hour access to health care in hospitals. Reimbursing standby 
costs  on  the  basis  of  their  costs  would  complement  the  Payment  by  Results  model.  The 
costing model for calculation of standby costs has been designed and subjected to empirical 
verification. The constructive approach method was used for this purpose and the verification 
process took place in 11 hospitals in the area of obstetrics. The obtained results demonstrate 
the practical applicability of the designed methodology.
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