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January 1, 1998Health Care Management Review10 citations

Total Hip Replacement: A Case History

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VKVicky J. KestonAEAlain C. Enthoven

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Population
Patients undergoing total hip replacement in the U.S.
I
Intervention
14 clinical and management innovations ranging from patient education to competitive bidding
O
Outcome
Cost and quality of total hip replacements

Clinical and management innovations in total hip replacement have successfully reduced costs while improving quality in the U.S.

Abstract

The history of total hip replacement in the U.S. demonstrates that health care providers can reduce costs while improving quality. Nationwide, the cost of total hip replacements has declined dramatically while quality has improved. This article describes 14 clinical and management innovations ranging from patient education to competitive bidding.

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Keston et al. (1998) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a8933a8b11dee029fbd49e7https://doi.org/10.1097/00004010-199801000-00002
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