Performance, characteristics, and case mix in Japanese and American teaching hospitals.
Performance, characteristics, and case mix in Japanese and American teaching hospitals.
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日本和美国教学医院的表现、特点和病例组合。
DOI：
10.1097/00005650-199306000-00008
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发表时间：
1993
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影响因子：
3
通讯作者：
M. Mason
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作者：
K. Ishikawa;M. Holt;S. Kaihara;A. Yoshikawa;D. Hopkins;M. Mason
Iglehart、Ikegami和Yoshikawa 1 -3的研究描述了日本的医疗保健融资和提供系统。然而，为什么日本在医疗保健方面的支出仅占国内生产总值的6.8%，而医院和床位却比美国多，对普遍获得医疗保健没有明显的限制，并维持着一个主要是私人收费的服务提供者系统，这些问题的答案在很大程度上仍然是猜测性的。开始阐明日本和美国之间的差异，在一个机构的具体，而不是国家
The studies of Iglehart, Ikegami, and Yoshikawa1-3 have described the Japanese health care financing and delivery system. However, answers as to why Japan only spends 6.8% of its gross domestic product on health care,4 while having more hospitals and beds than the United States, no apparent limits on universal access to care, and maintaining a mostly private fee-for-service provider system, have remained largely speculative. To begin to shed light on differences between Japan and the United States at a institution-specific rather than national