HCAD 301 Exam 1 | UPDATED Questions with 100%
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Q1: 1935
A: private pay for nursing homes,
Q2: 1940
A: Fire killed 22 residents and trying to prevent them
Q3: 1946
A: Hilburden act that gives grants to hospitals from government
Q4: 1950
A: social security amendments, that covered people under
Q5: 70's
A: Medicare expansion to disabilities who are younger. Launch of a federal nursing home
survey so there is some sort of quality control.
Q6: 80's
A: DRG were implemented to try and keep down the rising price of healthcare. Looking to
try and reduce the amount of restraints and psychotic drugs
Q7: 90's
A: The CMD was launched because of salmonella, Facilities need to have a MD. Goal is to
increase patient safety and quality. Nursing home resident protection amendment.
Protected residents from being evicted if they had a sudden change in pay source
Q8: 2000
A: Nursing home compare website, to help with the decision of a site, First green house
project was opened in Mississippi and was focused on more compassionate care and
social interactions. Hurricane Katrina hit, the lack of transportation was limited and super
hard for them to be evacuated.
Q9: 2010
A: Improving post acute care, standardizing what data is record.
Q10: Deming
A: Introduced plan, do, check, act
, Q11: Shewhart
A: Father of statistical quality control, developed a control chart to display data, 14 points of
management
Q12: Taguchi
A: Improving product quality through design, introduced the loss function and trying to
keep care consistent
Q13: Ohno
A: JIT inventory management system. Get parts as you need them. Enhanced efficiency.
Q14: Juran
A: Introduced Juran trilogy of quality and improvement. Focused on product development.
Q15: Quality trio
A: Planning, control, improvement
Q16: Crosby
A: Planning, control, improvement
Q17: Ishikawa
A: Fishbone Diagram
Q18: How do we enforce quality standards?
A: State health departments conduct inspections and issue citations for noncompliance
Q19: Accreditation and Certification
A: Organizes the joint commission and CARF that signals quality standards beyond
regulatory minimums.
Q20: Quality Reporting Programs
A: Nursing Home Compare publishes ratings on staffing, outcomes, and inspections
Q21: Financial Incentives and Penalties
A: Facilities may face fines, reduced reimbursement, or exclusion from Medicare and
Medicaid for persistent non compliance
Q22: Survey
A: When SNF are required to follow extensive rules in the Requirements of Participation
(ROP) to receive payment under the CMS programs
Verified Answers
Q1: 1935
A: private pay for nursing homes,
Q2: 1940
A: Fire killed 22 residents and trying to prevent them
Q3: 1946
A: Hilburden act that gives grants to hospitals from government
Q4: 1950
A: social security amendments, that covered people under
Q5: 70's
A: Medicare expansion to disabilities who are younger. Launch of a federal nursing home
survey so there is some sort of quality control.
Q6: 80's
A: DRG were implemented to try and keep down the rising price of healthcare. Looking to
try and reduce the amount of restraints and psychotic drugs
Q7: 90's
A: The CMD was launched because of salmonella, Facilities need to have a MD. Goal is to
increase patient safety and quality. Nursing home resident protection amendment.
Protected residents from being evicted if they had a sudden change in pay source
Q8: 2000
A: Nursing home compare website, to help with the decision of a site, First green house
project was opened in Mississippi and was focused on more compassionate care and
social interactions. Hurricane Katrina hit, the lack of transportation was limited and super
hard for them to be evacuated.
Q9: 2010
A: Improving post acute care, standardizing what data is record.
Q10: Deming
A: Introduced plan, do, check, act
, Q11: Shewhart
A: Father of statistical quality control, developed a control chart to display data, 14 points of
management
Q12: Taguchi
A: Improving product quality through design, introduced the loss function and trying to
keep care consistent
Q13: Ohno
A: JIT inventory management system. Get parts as you need them. Enhanced efficiency.
Q14: Juran
A: Introduced Juran trilogy of quality and improvement. Focused on product development.
Q15: Quality trio
A: Planning, control, improvement
Q16: Crosby
A: Planning, control, improvement
Q17: Ishikawa
A: Fishbone Diagram
Q18: How do we enforce quality standards?
A: State health departments conduct inspections and issue citations for noncompliance
Q19: Accreditation and Certification
A: Organizes the joint commission and CARF that signals quality standards beyond
regulatory minimums.
Q20: Quality Reporting Programs
A: Nursing Home Compare publishes ratings on staffing, outcomes, and inspections
Q21: Financial Incentives and Penalties
A: Facilities may face fines, reduced reimbursement, or exclusion from Medicare and
Medicaid for persistent non compliance
Q22: Survey
A: When SNF are required to follow extensive rules in the Requirements of Participation
(ROP) to receive payment under the CMS programs
