10 page paper Augumentative paper

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Due  12/14/2015  08:00am 
 
 This paper is an argumentative paper.  (No opinion in paper ) 
Topic : 
Not -ForProfit -vs-  Profit Hospital 

 

Assignment

Students are required to complete one 

(1) ten (10) page research paper 

 

Papers must be a minimum of ten (10) double spaced pages, not including the cover page and reference pages (or abstract and table of contents which are not required - but if used).  Charts, graphs, photos, drawings, lists and extended quotes will not count against the ten (10) pages of written text required. 

The APA standard will be used.   

A minimum of seven (7) bibliographic sources must be used and cited for the research paper. 

The combined grade of the research paper topic, research paper outline and research paper represent 30% of the total course grade. 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

  Outline of Research 

 

                   Not -For-profit -vs. - Profit Hospital

 

Medical institutions are considered to be the most respectable place to work. The tasks that doctors perform, from surgeries to breaking any bad news, requires respect for life. But over the time, with the establishment of private hospitals, it has become a matter of debate that which is better: For-profit or not for-profit hospitals? This paper reflects my opinion on the same. I believe that for profit hospitals are better than the not for-profit hospitals. I will discuss the economical, technological and motivational aspect of the for profit hospital’s management to support my view.

Monetary benefits:

• For profit hospitals can pay their doctors well and thus they don’t have to worry about basic necessities like food and home.
• They can raise funds from investors easily.

Technological benefits:

• For profit hospitals have better amenities, operating tools and laboratories.
• The profit made is used in upgrading the technology used which improves efficiency.

Motivational edge:

• Doctors are motivated by the competition driven market.
• The remuneration also keeps them enthusiastic.
• For profit hospitals are bound to obey laws of economics which gives them freedom in their jobs.

It is always better to work on return of investment basis as it does justice with one’ skill. Making profit from the hospital should not be misinterpreted with greed. In the end the profit is utilized towards the betterment of hospital and eventually people.

 

 

Reference:

1. Cowen, Tyler, Alex (2013) “Modern Principles: Microeconomics (2nd ed.)” New York: Worth Publishers    

 

2. Atlas (2011) “In excellent health: setting the record straight on America's health care and charting a path for future reform” Stanford, California: Hoover Institution Press, Stanford University  

 

3. Banks, D. (1996). Cost and access among non-profit hospitals in jurisdictions with and without public hospitals. Applied Economics, 28(7), 875-881.

 

4. Becker, A. (2014). How different are for-profit and nonprofit hospitals? The CT Mirror. Retrieved 21 November 2015, from http://ctmirror.org/2014/04/25/how-different-are-for-profit-and-nonprofit-hospitals/
 
5. For-profit US hospitals spend more Medicare dollars. (1999). Pharmacoeconomics & Outcomes News, 225(1), 9-9. 
 
6. Nicholson, S., Pauly, M., Burns, L., Baumritter, A., & Asch, D. (2000). Measuring community benefits provided by for-profit and nonprofit hospitals. Health Affairs, 19(6), 168-177.
 
7. Zaleski, P., & Esposto, A. (2007). The Response to Market Power: Non-Profit Hospitals versus For-Profit Hospitals. Atlantic Economic Journal, 35(3), 315-325.

 

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