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How do you define health - Answer A state of complete physical, mental, and social well-being, and not merely the absence of disease or infirmity. How do providers need to address other factors effecting a pt's health - Answer address health problems on a population level: safer streets, job training programs and substance abuse services population health - Answer the health outcomes of a group of individuals, including the distribution of such outcomes within the group. population health management or population medicine - Answer the patients who receive care from a particular primary care practice or health care system. What are the four main determinants of health - Answer Social and economic factors — 40 percent Health behaviors — 30 percent Clinical care — 20 percent Environmental factors — 10 percent What is upstream factors. - Answer clinical care only determines 20% while social and economic factors determine 40% Name some upstream factors - Answer income and wealth Education Employment and occupation Family and social support The built environment The food environment Community safety and culture Media/information environment Environmental pollution What individual factors does upstream factors influence - Answer Genetic endowment Behavioral factors

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TA 101: introduction to the triple aim
Questions and Correct Answers.
How do you define health - Answer A state of complete physical, mental, and social well-
being, and not merely the absence of disease or infirmity.



How do providers need to address other factors effecting a pt's health - Answer address
health problems on a population level: safer streets, job training programs and substance abuse
services



population health - Answer the health outcomes of a group of individuals, including the
distribution of such outcomes within the group.



population health management or population medicine - Answer the patients who receive
care from a particular primary care practice or health care system.



What are the four main determinants of health - Answer Social and economic factors — 40
percent

Health behaviors — 30 percent

Clinical care — 20 percent

Environmental factors — 10 percent



What is upstream factors. - Answer clinical care only determines 20% while social and
economic factors determine 40%



Name some upstream factors - Answer income and wealth

Education

Employment and occupation

Family and social support

The built environment

The food environment

Community safety and culture

Media/information environment

Environmental pollution



What individual factors does upstream factors influence - Answer Genetic endowment

Behavioral factors

, Physiological factors

Spirituality

Resilience



Can individual factors effect other individual factors T/F - Answer true



Ex: how can individual factors influence asthma - Answer Housing: a run down apartment
with indoor allergens

Air quality: second hand smoke

Transportation: lack of transportation may cause pt to forgo tx

employment: pt may not be able to take work off to see the MD



What are the stages of the tip of the ice burg i.e. asthma - Answer 1. Pt in ED with asthma
attack

2. Pt seen in primary care whose chronic asthma is kept under control with good preventive
care

3. pt doesn't come in for preventive care

4. pt who don't have asthma but at risk d/t individual factors



What is upstreaming? - Answer an individual that wants to understand why the problem is
occurring



Who is a downstream provider - Answer ICU and ER and Trauma



Who is the Raft builder - Answer primary care provider



Why is it important for equity to be at the top of the framework? - Answer Equity at the top
emphasizes the importance of distribution of health.



What common assumption of population health - Answer improving overall population
health also reduces gaps by races, socioeconomic status and geography: this is not always true



How do we improve health equity - Answer root causes of disparities.



means going beyond asking who is at greater risk for disease, to asking why some populations
are at greater risk

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