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I am excited to share that my joint paper with Professor Chris O'Donnell, titled "Incorporating Demand Constraints into Piecewise Frontier Models of Public Service Provision," has been published in Omega and is now available online with open access. Evaluating the performance of public service providers is often complicated by the fact that they must choose input levels before demands for their services are known. We consider an even more complicated situation in which service providers have no opportunity to directly influence demands. This means that their predetermined inputs may be more than what is required to meet realised demands. In such cases, conventional measures of revenue efficiency will generally mis-classify rational and efficient managers as inefficient. We develop a more appropriate measure of revenue efficiency that accounts for the fact that public service outputs cannot be stored and cannot exceed exogenously-determined demands. The methodology is applied to hospital and health service networks in Queensland (Australia). We find that most of these networks were able to maximise the revenue they could obtain from their predetermined inputs. You can read the full paper here: https://lnkd.in/gcjqhsQS

Registration closes Friday, August 4th, at 4 pm! We'd like to invite you to attend the NEMSIS Annual Meeting happening on August 22 – 24, 2023 in Park City, UT. This is not your traditional conference, it's a "work meeting" where all stakeholders can discuss and build consensus for key EMS data collection and utilization initiatives. As we all know, there are many challenges faced by EMS services across the nation, and evidence-based prehospital emergency medical care data continues to inform many pressing issues. That's why this meeting is so important! Here's what you can expect from the NEMSIS Annual Meeting: 1. Network with other state/territory data managers 2. Meet and address concerns with ePCR software vendors that serve your jurisdiction 3. Discuss and build consensus on the NEMSIS v3.5.1 data standard revision 4. Refine materials to energize your v3.5 transition plan among your EMS stakeholders 5. Learn about resources and tools from NEMSIS that can assist you in your data collection efforts Here's a quick overview of the meeting schedule: • Tuesday, August 22, 2023: State Data Manager Forum (previously known as Boot Camp), NEMSIS Advisory Board meeting, and the Data Interoperability Workshop for Software Vendors • Wednesday, August 23, 2023: General Session Meetings • Thursday, August 24, 2023: General Session Meetings The NEMSIS Annual Meeting is the perfect opportunity to ensure that your needs and concerns are represented in national EMS data initiatives. We consider this the most important meeting you could attend as we move toward national implementation of the NEMSIS v3.5 standard. We are committed to improving the National EMS Data Standard in partnership with you and can't wait to visit with you! Please join us! Click here to register: https://lnkd.in/gMa7BSpW

As a marketing leader serving the hospital and health system sector, you know how tricky it can be to navigate. The rise of digital health, shifts in sites of care, workforce shortages — it can be hard to keep up with all the changes. To stay on top of the latest trends and forces impacting this sector, download Advisory Board’s newest cheat sheet, “Understand your customers: Hospital and health systems.” https://lnkd.in/gkA5RcP4 #eBook #CheatSheet Advisory Board

What hospitals think about 3 revenue cycle outsourcing companies: The financial fallout of the COVID-19 pandemic led to hospitals partnering with external revenue cycle outsourcing companies to help control costs, according to a Sept. 21 KLAS research report. http://dlvr.it/SwQxr2

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Future roles in health information management and coding will require more agility and more willingness to consider broader and more frequent changes. We must be aware of change coming and willing to be active participants in that change.

Content. That’s the KSF for digital health information systems. Structure might be exciting from a technical perspective but it’s the quality, quantity, reliability of what a record contains that matters to the principal end-users, care providers. Unless this is recognised and the right kind of solutions are available, the industry is neither going to grow nor see any change in demand. Waiting for the medical professionals to demand solutions isn’t going to happen unless they’re able to see for themselves what all are possible.

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As we head into a 🎉new year, @skilled_nursing’s team of experts compiled predictions on the 🔝 top trends that will impact the #SkilledNursing🏥 sector in 2024. Learn more in @PointClickCare's #WTWPCC