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Soc Sci Med ; 24(11): 889-96, 1987.
Artículo en Inglés | MEDLINE | ID: mdl-3616683

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Hospital closures/relocations are occurring with increasing frequency in the United States and these actions are alleged to have adverse consequences for racial-minorities and low-income individuals. This paper through an examination and review of the literature discusses the reasons why hospitals close/relocate, examines the legal issues and questions that have arisen over decisions leading to hospital closures/relocations and discusses the implications of hospital closures/relocations on the health care of inner-city minorities and low-income individuals. The conclusion suggests that for inner-city indigents hospital closure/relocations means only one thing--a decline in hospital care. If the present trend in hospital closures/relocations continues, a few for-profit hospital chains may have the responsibility for determining community health needs based on what services are most profitable and who will be the recipient of these services.


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Economía Hospitalaria , Instituciones de Salud , Clausura de las Instituciones de Salud , Traslado de Instalaciones de Salud , Hospitales Urbanos , Instituciones de Salud/economía , Instituciones de Salud/legislación & jurisprudencia , Traslado de Instalaciones de Salud/economía , Traslado de Instalaciones de Salud/legislación & jurisprudencia , Hospitales con Fines de Lucro/economía , Hospitales Públicos/economía , Hospitales de Enseñanza/economía , Hospitales Urbanos/economía , Renta , Grupos Minoritarios , Estados Unidos
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