跟踪医疗保健费用:2000年医院护理的主要成本驱动因素。

Data bulletin (Center for Studying Health System Change) Pub Date : 2001-09-01

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本数据公报基于Milliman美国健康成本指数(免赔额为0美元)的数据，该指数旨在反映私营保险公司面临的索赔增加;凯泽家庭基金会/健康研究和教育信托基金1999-2001年雇主健康计划调查;毕马威(KPMG)对1991-98年雇主计划的调查;美国劳工统计局就业、工时和收入系列数据，追踪薪资成本;2000-01年卫生系统变革研究中心的实地考察(见www.hschange.org)。

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Tracking health care costs: hospital care key cost driver in 2000.

This Data Bulletin is based on data from the Milliman USA Health Cost Index ($0 deductible), which is designed to reflect claims increases faced by private insurers; the Kaiser Family Foundation/Health Research and Educational Trust survey of employer-based health plans for 1999-2001; the KPMG survey of employer-based plans for 1991-98; the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics Employment, Hours and Earnings series to track payroll costs; and Center for Studying Health System Change 2000-01 site visits (see www.hschange.org).

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