Essentials of Cost Accounting for Health Care OrganizationsEssentials of Cost Accounting for Health Care Organizations, Third Edition is a comprehensive text that applies the tools and techniques of cost accounting to the health services field. It is an essential tool for all professionals who need to deal with the challenges of managing health facilities in a difficult economic environment. The third edition has an increased emphasis on managed care as well as a new computer-based component. It has been thoroughly revised to reflect the recent changes in Medicare/Medicaid and includes an all new chapter on activity-based costing. |
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PARTI COST ACCOUNTING FOUNDATIONS | 1 |
Cost Definitions | 13 |
Product Costing | 33 |
Cost Allocation | 49 |
Costing for Nonroutine Decisions | 83 |
CostVolumeProfit Analysis | 97 |
COST ACCOUNTING INFORMATION | 117 |
Budgeting | 159 |
Inventory | 283 |
Dealing with Uncertainty | 305 |
Information Systems for Costing | 335 |
Performance Evaluation and Incentive Compensation | 345 |
COST ACCOUNTING FOR THE FUTURE | 361 |
ActivityBased Costing | 375 |
Measuring the Costs of Quality | 395 |
Summary and Issues for the Future | 423 |
Flexible Budgeting and Variance Analysis | 199 |
Management Control | 229 |
ADDITIONAL COST ACCOUNTING TOOLS | 253 |
Measuring Productivity | 265 |
Notes | 438 |
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