Characteristics of Cost Allocation Method in Hospital Costing System

This study elucidates the characteristic of hospital costing compared with the hospital costing system using the master file corresponding to the electronic medical record data, based on previous hospital costing research in the United States. Moreover, this study considers the utilization of hospit...

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Published inThe Journal of Management Accounting, Japan Vol. 30; no. 2; pp. 43 - 58
Main Author Adachi, Shunsuke
Format Journal Article
LanguageJapanese
Published The Japanese Association of Management Accounting 30.03.2022
日本管理会計学会
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ISSN0918-7863
2434-0529
DOI10.24747/jma.30.2_43

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Summary:This study elucidates the characteristic of hospital costing compared with the hospital costing system using the master file corresponding to the electronic medical record data, based on previous hospital costing research in the United States. Moreover, this study considers the utilization of hospital costing under the COVID-19 pandemic from the aspects of task-shifting and medical fees revision. The object of hospital costing in the United States, especially time-driven activity-based costing, is primarily personnel cost for clinical staff, not indirect costs such as depreciation or commission. Moreover, the hospital costing systems utilize existing data considering the satisfaction of medical staff and the reduction of workload such as time study.
ISSN:0918-7863
2434-0529
DOI:10.24747/jma.30.2_43