Assessing the financial efficiency of healthcare services and its influencing factors of financial development: fresh evidences from three-stage DEA model based on Chinese provincial level data

Liu, Hongda; Wu, Wangqiang; Yao, Pinbo

doi:10.1007/s11356-021-17005-4

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“…Several studies have examined the connection between technological innovation and resource Asian developing region. For instance, Liu, Wu, and Yao (2022d) discovered that the development of technology has significantly contributed to the rise in resource productivity in the Asian developing regions. The energy and material intensity of manufacturing in Austria has significantly decreased as a result of innovation, according to Chang, Chen, et al (2022).…”

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RETRACTED: Joint impact of technological innovation and energy consumption on natural resource management: Evidence from the Asian developing region

2023

Geological Journal

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The region's natural resources have been significantly depleted due to the accelerating speed of technological development and rising energy demand. Investigating the connection between these variables and how they affect natural resource management is vital. The combined effects of energy consumption and technological innovation on the management of natural resources in the growing Asian area are examined in this research. The research uses the panel and ARDL models to analyse the data gathered from emerging Asian nations between 2000 and 2020 to achieve this goal. The panel model enables the analysis of the individual and collective impacts of energy use and technological advancement on managing natural resources. The long‐term link between these factors is investigated using the ARDL model. The findings show that the management of natural resources is significantly impacted by both technical innovation and energy use. The panel model's findings indicate that although energy consumption has a detrimental influence on natural resource management, technological innovation has a favourable impact. Additionally, the outcomes of the ARDL model demonstrate that these factors have a long‐term association. The research also reveals that technological innovation's impact on managing natural resources becomes increasingly apparent with time. The study's main finding is that effective natural resource management requires politicians in the growing Asian area to implement sustainable development methods that encourage technological innovation and cut energy use.

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Geological Journal

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“…The mean values of the variables show their average levels, which is the central tendency.(Y. Liu et al, 2022 ) For instance, GDPt's mean of 0.018 indicates that the GDP has grown favorably throughout the measured time. Other variables with positive mean values, such as NRt, REt, CO2t, and GFt, also indicate positive average levels or growth rates.…”

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“…The current normalized residuals from the univariate GARCH models are combined with the previous conditional correlation estimate to recursively update the conditional correlation matrix.(H. Liu et al, 2022 ) This dynamic updating mechanism allows the correlation structure to adjust to shifting market circumstances. The DCC-GARCH model captures both the changing correlation structure between variables and the time-varying volatility of individual variables by merging the univariate CCC-GARCH models with the dynamic conditional correlation specification.…”

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The protective nature of gold during times of oil price volatility: An analysis of the COVID-19 pandemic

Umair

2023

The Extractive Industries and Society

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“…In previous studies, input indicators have usually been classified into three categories-capacity-related, labor-related and expenserelated-while outputs have usually been classified into activityrelated and quality-related, although most studies have used the former rather than the latter (28). In China, input indicators are generally operationalized as the numbers of institutions, beds, health technicians and units of equipment and output indicators as the numbers of visits and inpatient admissions and the bed occupancy rate (29)(30)(31). In addition to these direct indicators, some scholars have also used indirect indicators, such as mortality rate and life expectancy (32), but these apply to the national health system rather than to the PHC system specifically and are not direct outcomes of health care, being influenced by other factors, such as ethnicity and diet.…”

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Estimating the efficiency of primary health care services and its determinants: evidence from provincial panel data in China

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Front. Public Health

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BackgroundThe efficiency of primary health care services is drawing increased attention worldwide, especially in developing countries. Health care reform in China has moved into the ‘deep water zone’ phase and is facing the dilemma of inefficiency in primary health care services, which is a critical challenge for universal health coverage.MethodsIn this study, we estimate the efficiency of primary health care services in China and its determinants. A combination of a super-SBM (Slack-Based Measure) model, a Malmquist productivity index model and a Tobit model is used to study provincial panel data, and the results demonstrate the inefficiency of primary health care services in China and the variations in efficiency values between regions.ResultsOver time, the productivity of primary health care services shows a decreasing trend, mainly due to slowing technology change. Financial support is needed to improve the efficiency of primary health care services, but it is worth noting that existing social health insurance coverage decreases efficiency, while economic development, urbanization and education also have a significant impact.ConclusionThe findings suggest that increasing financial support should remain a priority in developing countries but that reasonable reimbursement design, appropriate payment methods and comprehensive supporting social health insurance policies are key to the next step of reform.

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Assessing the financial efficiency of healthcare services and its influencing factors of financial development: fresh evidences from three-stage DEA model based on Chinese provincial level data

Cited by 29 publications

References 21 publications

RETRACTED: Joint impact of technological innovation and energy consumption on natural resource management: Evidence from the Asian developing region

RETRACTED: Joint impact of technological innovation and energy consumption on natural resource management: Evidence from the Asian developing region

The protective nature of gold during times of oil price volatility: An analysis of the COVID-19 pandemic

Estimating the efficiency of primary health care services and its determinants: evidence from provincial panel data in China

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