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Financial resources of a hospital can have many impacts on the quality of care. With the ACA and different reimbursement systems, hospitals might have to change the way they deliver care to be financially viable. This topic has major implications for patients and nurses. A hospital’s finances can oftentimes dictate the levels of staffing which in turn can affect the quality of care.

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The financial resources of any healthcare institution play a significant role in the quality of healthcare received by the patients. With millions more insured, an influx of patients can have profound effects on everything from safety net hospitals to world class medical centers.

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Crash Course (Producer). (2016). The economics of healthcare [Video]. Available from https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cbBKoyjFLUY

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Crash Course (Producer). (2016). The economics of healthcare [Video]. Available from https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cbBKoyjFLUY

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The United States spends more money per person than any industrialized country in the world yet still lags behind in the quality and price of care.

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The Economics of Healthcare: Crash Course Economics #29

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Healthcare Triage (Producer). (2016). Health care reform, medicaid expansion, and hospital finances [Video]. Available from https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GRjtfbfSjx4

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Healthcare Triage (Producer). (2016). Health care reform, medicaid expansion, and hospital finances [Video]. Available from https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GRjtfbfSjx4

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Hospitals in states that expanded Medicaid received more revenue and experienced less uncompensated care than hospitals in states that didn't.

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Health Care Reform, Medicaid Expansion, and Hospital Finances

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This election season has seen relatively little campaigning on health care reform. Short of the occasional cry to "repeal Obamacare" or the offhand complaint about how much health care costs, there's been relatively little focus on how reform, of health care in general, must be addressed in the next Presidential administration.