Review of clinical budgeting and costing experiments

Cost of anaesthetic drugs and clinical budgeting.

In 1980 Astley and Secker Walker calculated that the average total cost to the National Health Service of one anaesthetic was £29-98.' The cost of drugs for the year 1979-80 was £44 032 or 8 6% of the total hospital cost of anaesthesia of £506 459. This paper examines the drugs bill for the University College Hospital group of hospitals between April 1984 and March 1985 and compares it directly...

Participatory Budgeting: An Evidence Review

Activity Based Costing in a City Government’s Utility Company Budgeting Process

HE objective of this study is to investigate the effectiveness of an Activity Based Costing (ABC) model in predicting aggregate budgeted cost for the utilities department in a local government. In the past few years, there has been a pressure on the city officials to reduce the costs. This is forcing cities to re-examine their current allocation of resources to various activities. We examine th...

Benefits of costing in the clinical laboratory.

This paper urges the benefits of applying more widely a method for pathology laboratory costing originally devised for a clinical chemistry department, and illustrates these with examples drawn from costing studies in three clinical laboratories. Heads of pathology departments, laboratory managers, administrators and clinicians require different kinds of costing information, each of which can b...

review of radiographic methods in dental implantology

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