Understanding how Ontario hospitals are funded : an introduction
Contributors: Ontario. Ministry of Health; Ontario. JPPC Hospital Funding Committee; Ontario Hospital Assn
Publisher: JPPC Hospital Funding Committee
Published: 1999
Place of publication: Toronto
Language: eng
Format: Microform
Number of pages: 40
Description: This document is meant to serve as a public resource for matters related to hospital funding developments in Ontario, explaining both the history and technical information necessary to understand how Ontario hospitals are funded.

It begins with a history of hospital funding in Canada and Ontario, and of the evolution of the various funding methodologies used. The next two chapters detail funding methodologies for large and for small acute-care hospitals, the latter being more rural and facing challenges related to service provision and cost-efficiency that are different from larger hospitals.

Chapter 4 covers the funding of non- or post-acute care, including chronic care and rehabilitation services. Chapter 5 is an overview of current health system initiatives and future directions, with reference to the role of the Health Services Restructuring Commission. Includes glossary.
Notes: On cover: An Ontario Ministry of Health and Ontario Hospital Association Partnership. At head of title: JPPC