Wu L
Hospitals. 1991 May 5;65(9):34, 36, 38.
The economic outlook for hospitals clouded over considerably in 1990, according to the latest report from the American Hospital Association. By year end, according to the AHA's National Hospital Panel Survey, hospitals ended with a negative net patient revenue margin, influenced strongly by lower admissions and higher inflation. An increase in total expenses may also be related to the expansion of outpatient services and continuing growth in health care employment.
根据美国医院协会的最新报告，1990年医院的经济前景大幅黯淡。美国医院协会的全国医院小组调查显示，到年底时，医院的净患者收入利润率为负，主要受到入院人数减少和通胀上升的强烈影响。总费用的增加也可能与门诊服务的扩张以及医疗保健就业的持续增长有关。
