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Efficiency in Healthcare 18102023
Efficiency in Healthcare 18102023
Efficiency Efficiency
Introduction Discussion
types measures
Strategies for
Technical Parametric &
Definition efficiency
efficiency Non-parametric
improvement
Role of
Allocative Graphical
efficiency in the Q&A
efficiency analysis
health system
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Introduction
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Efficiency - definition
The relationship between the observed output and the best
possible output from the given input in any firm (Farrell, 1957)
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Why we need to know efficiency?
Resource Performance
utilization measurement
(Ozcan, 2007) (Charnes et al., 1994)
Quality
Avoid waste
improvement (IOM, 2001)
(Zhu 2003)
Cost
containment
(Mc Kee & Healy,
2002)
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WHO HEALTH SYSTEM FRAMEWORK
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The
Flagship
Approach
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Efficiency
Technical Allocative
Efficiency Efficiency
Aaka Pande, Economist (Health); Intermediate Outcomes and Moving a Health System Towards UHC; World Bank 2014 Global Flagship Course
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Efficiency
Technical
Efficiency
• Producing outputs at minimum (unit)
cost
• Depends upon how things are produced
• Largely determined by managers and
workers
Aaka Pande, Economist (Health); Intermediate Outcomes and Moving a Health System Towards UHC; World Bank 2014 Global Flagship Course
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Efficiency
Allocative
Efficiency
• Producing the right set of outputs to
achieve your goals
• A function of what things are produced
• Managers’ decisions are influenced by
regulators, planners, payers , budget
setters etc.
Aaka Pande, Economist (Health); Intermediate Outcomes and Moving a Health System Towards UHC; World Bank 2014 Global Flagship Course
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Efficiency measurement - Frontier approach
• Parametric • Non-parametric
• Modeling the production frontier • Does not explicitly model the
(such as Cobb-Douglas or translog production frontier
function) • Evaluates the relative efficiency of
• Measuring deviations from the firms (DMUs) in a linear programming
frontier framework.
• Assumes that inefficiencies arise from • Does not make assumptions about the
random errors and unobserved factors functional form.
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SFA DEA
Dinh, H., Nguyen, D., Tran, T., Tran, Q., & Tran, V. (2020). Technical efficiency of small-scaled manufacturing enterprises in six different sectors in
northern Vietnam. Management Science Letters, 10(14), 3433-3444.
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Efficiency measurement - Graphical analysis
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Strategies - Provider perspective
Quality
Streamlined Cost
Improvement
Workflows Containment
Initiatives
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Strategies - Patient
perspective
• Patient-Centered Care
• Care coordination
• Patient Education
• Value-Based Care
• Patient Engagement
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Conclusio
nand allocative efficiency is essenti al for
• Balancing technical
opti mizing healthcare resource allocati on and delivery.
• By focusing on both types of efficiency, healthcare
organizati ons can reduce costs, improve quality, and ensure
that pati ents receive the care they need.
• Strategies for achieving efficiency include streamlining
processes, opti mizing technology, needs-based resource
allocation, cost-effecti veness analysis, and priority setti ng.
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