Demkovich L E
Natl J (Wash). 1980 Aug 9;12(32):1316-20.
Almost a third of the nation's hospitals are owned, leased or managed by hospital corporations, and the trend toward professional group management is expected to continue. It is partly a response to the growing complexities of the federal laws that govern reimbursements for medicare and medicaid services and that dictate conformity to state plans for hospital expansion. Group ownership is also a way of pooling resources to make it easier to obtain the capital for expansion.
该国近三分之一的医院由医院公司拥有、租赁或管理，并且专业集团管理的趋势预计将持续下去。这在一定程度上是对联邦法律日益复杂的一种回应，这些法律规定了医疗保险和医疗补助服务的报销，并要求符合州医院扩张计划。集团所有制也是一种集中资源的方式，以便更容易获得扩张所需的资金。
