Healthcare leaders need to make service distribution decisions to optimize growth, quality, and cost goals. However, those goals often conflict. For example, centralizing a service at one or a few sites increases site volumes and specialization, contributing to higher quality. But dispersing a service enables convenient access, contributing to growth. When considering whether to centralize or disperse, system leaders need to balance goals against one another.
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