For-profit versus non-profit freestanding psychiatric inpatient facilities: An update

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Paul G. Stiles
Dennis P. Culhane
Trevor R. Hadley
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[1] University of South Florida,Department of Mental Health Law and Policy, Florida Mental Health Institute
[2] University of Pennsylvania,Center for Mental Health Policy and Services Research, Department of Psychiatry
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Public Health; General Hospital; Psychiatric Hospital; Market Competition; Psychiatric Inpatient;
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Although several studies have examined the trend toward the decreasing differentiation of non-profit from for-profit general hospitals, few have focused on freestanding psychiatric hospitals. This study updates previous research that used psychiatric hospital data from calendar year 1986 with data from 1990. In addition, a preliminary examination of the influence of market competition on the behavior of non-profit psychiatric facilities was conducted. Results confirm a converging trend between for-profit and non-profit facilities that is related, in part, to competition.
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