医院的慈善事业。

Q4 Medicine

Journal of Health Care Finance Pub Date : 2013-01-01

Dean G Smith, Jan P Clement

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摘要

医院把钱花在募集善款上是否能很好地利用资金，这仍是一个悬而未决的问题。研究和行业报告提供了相互矛盾的结果。我们描述了医院慈善分析中的会计和数据挑战，包括捐赠的测量，筹款费用的测量，以及发现这些现金流发生的组织之间的关系。面对这些挑战，发现相互矛盾的结果并不令人惊讶。

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Hospital philanthropy.

It remains an open question whether hospital spending on fundraising efforts to garner philanthropy is a good use of funds. Research and industry reports provide conflicting results. We describe the accounting and data challenges in analysis of hospital philanthropy, which include measurement of donations, measurement of fundraising expenses, and finding the relationships among organizations where these cash flows occur. With these challenges, finding conflicting results is not a surprise.

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Journal of Health Care Finance Medicine-Health Policy

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1.70

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