When it comes to costing for healthcare, which of the following have been identified as myths in the healthcare sector:

Note: multiple answers possible

Group of answer choices

The assumption that costs of indirect and support units cannot be done except with crude, arbitrary methods, often made to look sophisticated.

The assumption that allocating overhead costs is costly as most of the costs are fixed costs

Assuming that the cost object is the procedure and not the patient.

Assuming the way the provider is reimbursed for a procedure is a proxy for the cost of conducting that procedure