- Sixty-three percent of executives surveyed expect a decrease in inpatient admissions over the next five years.
- Sixteen percent of the respondents expect a decrease in inpatient admissions over the next five years.
- Twenty-one percent of respondents expect no change in inpatient admissions over the next five years.
- Increased population health management was cited as the major reason for the expected decline 42 percent of the time.
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