Volume 7 Supplement 1

Patient Classification Systems International: 2007 Case Mix Conference

Meeting abstracts

Edited by Jason Sutherland

Publication of these abstracts has been funded by Patient Classification Systems International (PCSI) ()

23rd Patient Classifications Systems International (PCSI) Working Conference. Go to conference site.

Venice, Italy7-10 November 2007

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The Dutch experience: reciprocal influences between (socio-)political processes and casemix systems

Authors: Anna van Poucke

Citation: BMC Health Services Research 2007 7(Suppl 1):A1

Content type: Meeting abstract

Published on: 26 November 2007
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Implementing a provincial case mix adjusted funding model for inpatient rehabilitation activity: the impact on bed designations

Authors: Jan Walker and Jason Sutherland

Citation: BMC Health Services Research 2007 7(Suppl 1):A2

Content type: Meeting abstract

Published on: 26 November 2007
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Casemix adjustment for outpatient service: a tool for resource allocation of social security population in Thailand

Authors: Nilawan Upakdee, Supasit Pannarunothai, Thaworn Sakunphanit and Rangsima Preechachard

Citation: BMC Health Services Research 2007 7(Suppl 1):A3

Content type: Meeting abstract

Published on: 26 November 2007
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Developing casemix classifications for rehabilitation in the UK

Authors: Lynne Turner-Stokes

Citation: BMC Health Services Research 2007 7(Suppl 1):A4

Content type: Meeting abstract

Published on: 26 November 2007
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Validating the Nordic assessment system/NASS – to the grouping of rehabilitation patients

Authors: Tuula Talvinko and Martti Virtanen

Citation: BMC Health Services Research 2007 7(Suppl 1):A5

Content type: Meeting abstract

Published on: 26 November 2007
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From a Belgian Nursing minimum dataset to a nursing cost-weight per DRG

Authors: Walter Sermeus, D Gillain, P Gillet, J Grietens, N Laport, D Michiels, O Thonon, G Vandenboer and P Van Herck

Citation: BMC Health Services Research 2007 7(Suppl 1):A6

Content type: Meeting abstract

Published on: 26 November 2007
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The effect of medical needs to the disability based patient classification system – a critical review of disability based patient classification

Authors: Jiro Okochi and Tai Takahashi

Citation: BMC Health Services Research 2007 7(Suppl 1):A7

Content type: Meeting abstract

Published on: 26 November 2007
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Evaluating case-mix and predictive modeling measures within the British Primary care sector

Authors: Karen Kinder Siemens, Ipek Gurol-Urganci, Rifat Atun and Jonathan Weiner

Citation: BMC Health Services Research 2007 7(Suppl 1):A8

Content type: Meeting abstract

Published on: 26 November 2007
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New approach to grouping newborn/neonatal patients

Authors: Craig Homan, Sandra Mitchell and Holly Bartoli

Citation: BMC Health Services Research 2007 7(Suppl 1):A9

Content type: Meeting abstract

Published on: 26 November 2007
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Performance indicators in Swedish Health Care

Authors: Mona Heurgren, Anders Åberg, Max Köster and Rickad Ljung

Citation: BMC Health Services Research 2007 7(Suppl 1):A10

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Published on: 26 November 2007
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Maximizing the explanation of cost and LOS variation while minimizing the effects of coding

Authors: Darren Gerson and Sheril Perry

Citation: BMC Health Services Research 2007 7(Suppl 1):A11

Content type: Meeting abstract

Published on: 26 November 2007
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P4P in Australia

Authors: Stephen Duckett

Citation: BMC Health Services Research 2007 7(Suppl 1):A12

Content type: Meeting abstract

Published on: 26 November 2007
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Patient based patterns of morbidity, a 17 year follow-up on patient records in primary care in Sweden

Authors: Lennart Carlsson, U Börjesson and GH Nilsson

Citation: BMC Health Services Research 2007 7(Suppl 1):A13

Content type: Meeting abstract

Published on: 26 November 2007
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Does the Patient Clinical Complexity Level (PCCL) reflect nursing acuity?

Authors: John Bayliss-McCulloch

Citation: BMC Health Services Research 2007 7(Suppl 1):A14

Content type: Meeting abstract

Published on: 26 November 2007
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Case mix adjusting short stay inpatient mental health episodes

Authors: Jason Sutherland and Kevin Yu

Citation: BMC Health Services Research 2007 7(Suppl 1):A15

Content type: Meeting abstract

Published on: 26 November 2007
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Patient Classification Systems International: 2007 Case Mix Conference

Meeting abstracts

The Dutch experience: reciprocal influences between (socio-)political processes and casemix systems

Implementing a provincial case mix adjusted funding model for inpatient rehabilitation activity: the impact on bed designations

Casemix adjustment for outpatient service: a tool for resource allocation of social security population in Thailand

Developing casemix classifications for rehabilitation in the UK

Validating the Nordic assessment system/NASS – to the grouping of rehabilitation patients

From a Belgian Nursing minimum dataset to a nursing cost-weight per DRG

The effect of medical needs to the disability based patient classification system – a critical review of disability based patient classification

Evaluating case-mix and predictive modeling measures within the British Primary care sector

New approach to grouping newborn/neonatal patients

Performance indicators in Swedish Health Care

Maximizing the explanation of cost and LOS variation while minimizing the effects of coding

P4P in Australia

Patient based patterns of morbidity, a 17 year follow-up on patient records in primary care in Sweden

Does the Patient Clinical Complexity Level (PCCL) reflect nursing acuity?

Case mix adjusting short stay inpatient mental health episodes

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