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9780766835474

Financial Management in Health Care Organizations

by McLean, Robert
  • ISBN13:

    9780766835474

  • ISBN10:

    0766835472

  • Edition: 2nd
  • Format: Hardcover
  • Copyright: 2002-11-11
  • Publisher: CENGAGE Delmar Learning
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Summary

Financing of health care organizations is increasingly important in today's society. Financial Management in Health Care Organizations provides discussion on the fundamental principles of finance, accounting, and budgeting for both short-term and long-term assets and programs. Managers of health care organizations and those aspiring to become managers will find this an invaluable tool in helping to increase their understanding of the financial aspects of running and managing their businesses.

Table of Contents

List of Figures and Tablesp. xv
Prefacep. xix
Acknowledgmentsp. xx
Introduction: Health Care and Financep. 1
Health Care Is Different/Health Care Is The Samep. 3
Plan of the Textp. 5
Summaryp. 5
Continuing Casesp. 6
Introduction to Health Care and Financep. 9
Financial Management In Health Care Organizationsp. 11
The Universal Concerns of Financial Managementp. 13
The Five Pillars of Financial Practicep. 15
The Managed Care Challengep. 17
Summaryp. 18
Agency Problems and Agency Costsp. 21
Types of Agency Problemsp. 23
Cost Control and Agency Problemsp. 24
Agency Problems in Health Care Financep. 24
Resolving Agency Problemsp. 26
Summaryp. 27
Toolsp. 33
Accounting and CashFlow Analysisp. 35
Why Learn Accounting?p. 37
Fields of Accounting Practicep. 37
Accounting Principles: What Are They and Who Makes Them Up?p. 39
The Accounting Cyclep. 42
Some Basic Accounting Entriesp. 43
Cash Flow Accountingp. 50
Fund Accountingp. 51
The Special Case of Hospital Revenuesp. 53
Auditing: The Misunderstood Artp. 54
Summaryp. 55
Organizational Diagnostics: Financial Statement Analysisp. 59
Using Financial Statementsp. 60
Financial Statement Analysis: Its Power and Limitationsp. 61
A First Approach: Common-Size Statementsp. 67
The Power Approach: Ratio Analysisp. 68
Liquidity Ratiosp. 70
Asset Utilization Ratiosp. 70
Leverage Ratiosp. 72
Profitability Ratiosp. 73
Summaryp. 75
The Time Value of Moneyp. 81
Compounding: the Calculation of Future Valuep. 83
Discounting: The Calculation of Present Valuep. 88
Special Problems in Present Valuep. 91
Some Examplesp. 99
Summaryp. 104
Valuing Assetsp. 107
Valuep. 108
Approaches to Valuationp. 109
The Logic of Discounted Cash Flow Valuationp. 111
Some Applicationsp. 113
A Case Studyp. 116
A Few Complicationsp. 118
Summaryp. 119
Cost Behaviorp. 125
Costsp. 126
Costs Classificationp. 128
Responsibility Centersp. 130
Cost Allocation: Managerial Decisions Under Ambiguityp. 130
Allocation Criterionp. 134
The ABCs of ABCp. 136
Separating Fixed and Variable Costsp. 136
Cost-Volume-Profit Analysis, Traditionalp. 141
Cost-Volume-Profit Analysis, Capitationp. 142
Summaryp. 142
Budgeting and Variance Analysisp. 147
A Tool, Not a Trophyp. 148
Some Budget Fablesp. 149
Components of the Budgetp. 150
People Behind the Budgetp. 152
Budgeting Choicesp. 152
An Examplep. 154
The Budget Cyclep. 156
Variance Analysisp. 156
Summaryp. 158
The Financial Market Environmentp. 163
Financial Markets: Institutions, Risk, and Returnp. 165
Financial Marketsp. 166
Financial Markets: Who and What?p. 167
Roles in Financial Marketsp. 169
Rates of Returnp. 169
Risk in Financial Marketsp. 171
Equilibrium Pricing and Returnsp. 175
How Well Do Financial Markets Work?p. 178
A Brief Note on Owners' Equityp. 179
More on Yieldsp. 180
Summaryp. 180
Selecting Long-Term Assets and Programsp. 185
The Basics of Capital Budgetingp. 187
Criteria and Constraintsp. 189
Multiple Stepsp. 189
Cash Flows Reconsideredp. 190
A Note on Expected Inflationp. 193
Decision Problems and Decision Rulesp. 193
What About Internal Rate of Return?p. 198
Selecting the Discount Ratep. 201
A Simple Examplep. 203
Capital Budgeting and Its Discontentsp. 204
Summaryp. 205
Special Topics in Capital Budgetingp. 209
Capital Rationing: The General Casep. 210
Adjusting for Project Riskp. 216
Adjusting for Unequal Livesp. 221
Lease or Buy?p. 224
Strategic Optionsp. 225
Summaryp. 226
Managing Long-Term Financial Assets: The Endowmentp. 231
Managing the Endowmentp. 233
The Endowment Conceptp. 234
Some Principles Rememberedp. 235
The Return Objectivep. 236
Constraintsp. 236
Inside or Outside Managementp. 239
Sample Investment Policyp. 240
Summaryp. 240
Long-Term Financingp. 247
External Financing: Sourcesp. 249
External Financing: Key to Successp. 250
External Financing: The Choicesp. 250
The Weighted Average Cost of Capital Once Againp. 253
Debt and Equity Choices: The Capital Structure Decision in Theoryp. 254
The Capital Structure Decision in Practicep. 258
Summaryp. 259
Procedures for Long-Term Financingp. 263
Actors and Frictionsp. 264
Regulators and Regulationp. 265
Middlemenp. 266
Hangers-Onp. 268
A Financing Talep. 270
To Insure or Not To Insure: An NPV Problemp. 272
Summaryp. 272
Access to Capital and Organizational Viabilityp. 277
The Problemsp. 278
The Solutionsp. 279
Reimbursement Modes and Access to Capitalp. 280
Summaryp. 281
Managing Short-Term Assets and Liabilitiesp. 285
Principles of Working Capital Managementp. 287
Current Assetsp. 288
Money and Credit: Bankers' Constraintsp. 290
The Cash Conversion Cyclep. 291
Controlling Liquidityp. 292
A Basic Principlep. 294
Summaryp. 294
Cash, Marketable Securities, and Patient Accountsp. 297
Cash and Cash Equivalentsp. 298
The Cash Budgetp. 298
Cash Management Servicesp. 301
Managing Marketable Securitiesp. 303
Patient Accountsp. 303
Decisions on Patient Accountsp. 305
Some Examplesp. 305
Summaryp. 307
Inventory Management: Mathematics and Judgementp. 311
Why Bother?p. 312
The Time Path of Inventory Usep. 313
The ABCs of Good Judgementp. 316
Opportunities for Value Enhancementp. 316
Summaryp. 317
Current Liabilities: Short-Term Financingp. 321
The Matching Principlep. 322
A Note on Short-Term Interest Ratesp. 324
Sources of Short-Term Financingp. 325
Summaryp. 326
Frontiers of Health Care Financial Managementp. 331
Beyond Bean Countingp. 333
Strategic Financial Planningp. 334
Financial Structure and Restructuringp. 335
Mergers and Acquisitionsp. 338
At-Risk Contractingp. 341
International Health Care Financial Management: The Frontier Beyond the Frontierp. 344
Summaryp. 345
Glossaryp. 351
Answers to Selected Discussion Questionsp. 367
Indexp. 377
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