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Table 1.

Example of variations in case mix under external standardization: Parameter values.

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Fig 1.

SMRs for different numbers of patients η shifted from stratum 1 to stratum 2 in hospital 1, holding the number of patients belonging to stratum 3 constant.

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Table 2.

Example of variations in hospital size under external standardization.

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Table 3.

Example of variations in actual mortality rates under external standardization: Initial parameter values.

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Fig 2.

SMRs for different mortality rates p11 = p21.

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Table 4.

Example of variations in expected mortality rate under external standardization: Parameter values.

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Fig 3.

SMRs for different expected mortality rates .

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Table 5.

Example of variations in case mix under internal standardization: Parameter values.

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Fig 4.

SMRs for different numbers of patients η shifted from stratum 1 to stratum 2 in hospital 1.

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Table 6.

Example of variations of hospital size under internal standardization: Parameter values.

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Fig 5.

SMRs for different scale factors λ affecting the size of hospital 1.

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Table 7.

Example of variations in actual mortality rates under internal standardization: Parameter values.

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Fig 6.

SMRs for different mortality rates p11 and patient shares w11 of hospital 1.

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Table 8.

Fulfillment of axiomatic requirements by standardization approach.

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