MHA 707 EXAM C 2026 PREMIUM REVIEW
QUESTIONS ACCURATE SCORING
◉ opposition from. Answer: American Federation of Labor
Commercial insurance industry
◉ Overall shift of power from academic wing of medical profession
to practitioner wing that the conservative, practitioner faction,.
Answer: won
◉ in 1920. Answer: the AMA house of delegates passed a resolution
opposing (NHI)
◉ 1990. Answer: AMA dropped the non-compulsory principle
◉ serious consideration was next given to NHI during the
development of. Answer: the social security act of 1935
◉ stimulated in part by final report of the. Answer: committee on
the costs of medical care (CCMC) in 1932
,◉ in 1934. Answer: president franklin roosevelt created the
committee on economic security to consider the whole question of
social insurance
-NHI was on the agenda
-it did not stay there long
◉ the principle opposition again came from. Answer: the AMA
◉ president roosevelt wanted to ensure that the basic social security
act, a cornerstone of New Deal, became a law. Answer: it was
eventually passed by Congress with no reference to NHI
◉ senator Robert Wagner, Sr. (D-New York) initiated. Answer: the
next major legislation for comprehensive reform including NHI in
1939 bill (S-1620) would have provided for
-public health and prevention and control of disease
-maternal and child health services
-construction and maintenance of needed hospitals and health
centers
-care of the sick and disability insurance
-training of personnel
◉ S-1620 died in committee after vigorous opposition from.
Answer: AMA
, ◉ Senator Wagner. Answer: tried again in 1943 with Senator James
Murray (D-Montana) and Representative John Dingell (D-Michigan)
◉ Their bill, S. 1161. Answer: advocated a national (federal)
compulsory system of health insurance, financed from payroll taxes
and providing comprehensive health and medical benefits though
entitlement to specific medical service benefits"
◉ this was first major legislative proposal for. Answer: a federal
rather than a state-based system
-AMA opposed and bill defeated
◉ 1949. Answer: Harry Truman re-elected with democratic
majorities in both houses of congress
◉ truman made enactment of NHI. Answer: a major goal of his
admin
◉ truman proposed a national, compulsory system, to be paid for by.
Answer: a combo of social security and general taxatio
-similar to Wagner-Murray-Dingell bill in 1943
◉ Truman argued that. Answer: -everone should have ready access
QUESTIONS ACCURATE SCORING
◉ opposition from. Answer: American Federation of Labor
Commercial insurance industry
◉ Overall shift of power from academic wing of medical profession
to practitioner wing that the conservative, practitioner faction,.
Answer: won
◉ in 1920. Answer: the AMA house of delegates passed a resolution
opposing (NHI)
◉ 1990. Answer: AMA dropped the non-compulsory principle
◉ serious consideration was next given to NHI during the
development of. Answer: the social security act of 1935
◉ stimulated in part by final report of the. Answer: committee on
the costs of medical care (CCMC) in 1932
,◉ in 1934. Answer: president franklin roosevelt created the
committee on economic security to consider the whole question of
social insurance
-NHI was on the agenda
-it did not stay there long
◉ the principle opposition again came from. Answer: the AMA
◉ president roosevelt wanted to ensure that the basic social security
act, a cornerstone of New Deal, became a law. Answer: it was
eventually passed by Congress with no reference to NHI
◉ senator Robert Wagner, Sr. (D-New York) initiated. Answer: the
next major legislation for comprehensive reform including NHI in
1939 bill (S-1620) would have provided for
-public health and prevention and control of disease
-maternal and child health services
-construction and maintenance of needed hospitals and health
centers
-care of the sick and disability insurance
-training of personnel
◉ S-1620 died in committee after vigorous opposition from.
Answer: AMA
, ◉ Senator Wagner. Answer: tried again in 1943 with Senator James
Murray (D-Montana) and Representative John Dingell (D-Michigan)
◉ Their bill, S. 1161. Answer: advocated a national (federal)
compulsory system of health insurance, financed from payroll taxes
and providing comprehensive health and medical benefits though
entitlement to specific medical service benefits"
◉ this was first major legislative proposal for. Answer: a federal
rather than a state-based system
-AMA opposed and bill defeated
◉ 1949. Answer: Harry Truman re-elected with democratic
majorities in both houses of congress
◉ truman made enactment of NHI. Answer: a major goal of his
admin
◉ truman proposed a national, compulsory system, to be paid for by.
Answer: a combo of social security and general taxatio
-similar to Wagner-Murray-Dingell bill in 1943
◉ Truman argued that. Answer: -everone should have ready access
