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A Study of Patients in Cancer-Related DRGs

Susan D. HornCenter for Hospital Finance and ManagementThe Johns Hopkins Medical Institutions
, Ph.D. &
Phoebe D. SharkeyCenter for Hospital Finance and ManagementThe Johns Hopkins Medical Institutions
, Ph.D.
Pages 8-14 | Published online: 19 Oct 2017

REFERENCES

  • Horn SD, Sharkey PD, Chambers AF, Horn RA. Severity of Illness within DRGs: Impact on Prospective Payment. American Journal of Public Health 1985; 75:1195–1199.
  • Horn SD, Horn RA, Sharkey PD, Chambers AF. Severity of Illness Within DRGs: Homogeneity Study. Medical Care 1986; 24:225–235.
  • Horn SD, Bulkley G, Sharkey PD, Chambers AF, Horn RA, Schramm CJ. Interhospital Differences in Severity of Illness: Problems for Prospective Payment Based on Diagnosis-Related Groups (DRGs). New England Journal of Medicine 1985; 313:20–24.
  • Smits HL and Watson RE. DRGs and the Future of Surgical Practice. New England Journal of Medicine 1984; 312:1612–1615.
  • Mullin RS. Diagnosis-related Groups and Severity: ICD-9-CM, the Real Problem. Journal of the American Medical Association 1985;254:1208–1210.
  • Horn SD and Horn RA. Reliability and Validity of the Severity of Illness Index. Medical Care 1986; 24:159–178.
  • Federal Register, Volume 48, No. 171. Thursday, September 1, 1983, 39752 ff.
  • Horn SD. The Computerized Severity Index: Conceptualization, Comparisons, and Applications. Health-Care Financial Management (to appear).
  • Horn SD. Computerized Severity Index Codebook, Health Services International, New Haven, Connecticut, 1986.

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