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  1. Accounting and medicine: An exploratory investigation into physicians' attitudes toward the use of standard cost-accounting methods in medicine. [REVIEW]Greg M. Thibadoux, Marsha Scheidt & Elizabeth Luckey - 2007 - Journal of Business Ethics 75 (2):137-149.
    Research studies demonstrate wide variation in how physicians diagnose and treat patients with similar medical conditions and suggest that at least some of the variation reflects inefficiencies and unnecessary medical costs. Health care researchers are actively examining ways to reduce variations in practice through standardization of medicine to reduce the cost of treatment and ensure the quality of outcomes. The most widely accepted form of this standardization is Evidence Based Best Practices. Furthermore, financial health care providers such as hospitals and (...)
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  • Accounting and Medicine: An Exploratory Investigation into Physicians’ Attitudes Toward the Use of Standard Cost-Accounting Methods in Medicine.Greg M. Thibadoux, Marsha Scheidt & Elizabeth Luckey - 2007 - Journal of Business Ethics 75 (2):137-149.
    Research studies demonstrate wide variation in how physicians diagnose and treat patients with similar medical conditions and suggest that at least some of the variation reflects inefficiencies and unnecessary medical costs. Health care researchers are actively examining ways to reduce variations in practice through standardization of medicine to reduce the cost of treatment and ensure the quality of outcomes. The most widely accepted form of this standardization is Evidence Based Best Practices. Furthermore, financial health care providers such as hospitals and (...)
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