The administrative costs of payment by results

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The administrative costs of payment by results

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Giorgio Marini () (Centre for Health Economics, University of York)
Andrew Street () (Centre for Health Economics, University of York)

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Giorgia Marini

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This report was commissioned by the Department of Health to look into more detail into the administrative costs of Payment by Results (PbR). Costs were estimated to have increased by around £100k-£180k in hospital trusts and from £90k to £190k in Primary Care Trusts. Most of the additional expenditure is due to recruitment of additional staff.

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Paper provided by Centre for Health Economics, University of York in its series Working Papers with number 017cherp.

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Date of creation: Jul 2006
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