Using a 2014 study that was updated in 2016 aimed against non-profit hospitals titled, “Why Nonprofits are the Most Profitable Hospitals in the U.S.” written by Laura Sesana who is the senior editor of Arbiter news and has written and been verified in the field of science and health, of all of the hospitals in the U.S. the percentage of non-profit hospitals was 41% (Sesana). Comparatively, as stated by Seungchul Lee in his journal "Determinants of Market Share of for-Profit Hospitals: An Empirical Examination” aimed at mainly describing for-profit hospitals, for-profit hospital has a staff consisting of physicians that systematize and govern the hospital that are not able to receive permitting advantages at current non-profit hospitals (Lee 1). As reported by the George Washington University School of Business Healthcare MBA departments’ article, “Profit
Using a 2014 study that was updated in 2016 aimed against non-profit hospitals titled, “Why Nonprofits are the Most Profitable Hospitals in the U.S.” written by Laura Sesana who is the senior editor of Arbiter news and has written and been verified in the field of science and health, of all of the hospitals in the U.S. the percentage of non-profit hospitals was 41% (Sesana). Comparatively, as stated by Seungchul Lee in his journal "Determinants of Market Share of for-Profit Hospitals: An Empirical Examination” aimed at mainly describing for-profit hospitals, for-profit hospital has a staff consisting of physicians that systematize and govern the hospital that are not able to receive permitting advantages at current non-profit hospitals (Lee 1). As reported by the George Washington University School of Business Healthcare MBA departments’ article, “Profit