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SBM-DEA Model Based Efficiency Assessment of Public Sector Hospitals in Uttarakhand, India

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The present study is an attempt to provide an overview of the general status of the public sector hospitals of Uttarakhand, in terms of their productive efficiencies. The paper applies slack base model (SBM) for the measurement of efficiencies and slacks. On the basis of the status of the overall technical efficiency, it concludes that the performance of hospitals is not satisfactory and is far away from the optimal level. The average overall technical efficiency 54.10 % indicates that an average hospital has the scope of producing the outputs with the inputs 45.90 % lesser than their existing levels. The slack analysis results show that on average 12.57 % of beds, 13.16 % of doctors, 14.04 % of paramedical staff can be reduced and 17.53 % of out-door patients, 66.55 % of in-door patients, 208.23 % of major surgeries, 110.73 % of minor surgeries can be expanded if all the inefficient hospitals operate at the level of efficient hospitals.

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Appendix A

Appendix A

Full Name and Locations of the Selected Hospitals

Code

District name

Hospital name

Code

District name

Hospital name

H1

Pauri

District Male Hospital

H19

Nanital

G.B Pant Hospital Nanital

H2

Pauri

District Female Hospital

H20

Nanital

Combined Hospital Ramnagar

H3

Pauri

Base Hospital Srinagar

H21

Nanital

Combined Hospital Padampuri

H4

Pauri

Combines Hospital Srinagar

H22

Almora

District Hospital Male

H5

Pauri

Combines Hospital Kotdwar

H23

Almora

District Hospital Female

H6

Dehradun

Doon male hospital

H24

Almora

Combined Hospital Ranikhet

H7

Dehradun

Female hospital Dehradun

H25

Almora

Base Hospital Almora

H8

Dehradun

Coronation Hospital

H26

US Nagar

L.D Bhatt hospital Kashipur

H9

Dehradun

SPS Hospital Rishikesh

H27

US Nagar

District Hospital Rudrapur

H10

Dehradun

St. Merry. Hospital Mussoorie

H28

Tehri

District Hospital Baurari Tehri

H11

Haridwar

HMG Hospital Haridwar

H29

Tehri

Combined Hospital Narendnagar

H12

Haridwar

CR Female Hospital

H30

Pithoragarh

District Hospital male Pithoragardh

H13

Haridwar

Mela Hospital Haridwar

H31

Pithoragarh

District Hospital Female Pithoragardh

H14

Haridwar

Combined Hospital Roorkee

H32

Chamoli

District Hospital Gopeshwar

H15

Nanital

B.D Pandey Male Hospital

H33

Uttarkashi

District Hospital Uttarkashi

H16

Nanital

B.D Pandey Female Hospital

H34

Rudraprayag

District Hospital Rudraprayag

H17

Nanital

Base hospital Haldwani

H35

Champawat

Combined Hospital Tanakpur

H18

Nanital

Female Hospital Haldwani

H36

Bageshwar

District Hospital Bageshwar

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Mogha, S.K., Yadav, S.P., Singh, S.P. (2014). SBM-DEA Model Based Efficiency Assessment of Public Sector Hospitals in Uttarakhand, India. In: Pant, M., Deep, K., Nagar, A., Bansal, J. (eds) Proceedings of the Third International Conference on Soft Computing for Problem Solving. Advances in Intelligent Systems and Computing, vol 258. Springer, New Delhi. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-81-322-1771-8_41

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