PUBH 402 || All Correct.
we would consider a rise in unemployment to have a positive effect on access to care correct
answers false
we can conceptualize two major categories of access to healthcare for, conversely, barriers to
access, ____ barriers to access could include a patients premium and deductible correct answers
financial
our current healthcare workforce models the diverse patient population it serves correct answers
false
DR. diamond is a primary care doctor in solo practice and she contracts with Heart Throbs health
insurance, which provides a set payment per patient per month for the care of its patients. this
payment type is known as ___and under this payment____ is the party in the contact is ay greater
financial risk. correct answers capitation, Dr. Diamond
healthcare providers who may be public or private entities that have as their mission to care for
the medically indigent are termed ___providers correct answers safety net
when healthcare providers are paid FFS the financial incentives involved result in better quality
of care than when health providers are paid a capitation rate correct answers false
super scrubs medical center is a local hospital which contracts with white care health insurance.
for each hospital stay the hospital is paid a pre-set flat rate amount which is based on the specific
condition for which the patient was hospitalized. this payment type is known as___and under this
arrangement ___is the party in the contact at greater financial risk correct answers diagnosis
related group (DRG)payment, super scrubs medical center
the us healthcare system is characterized by a more planned structured model of organizing
healthcare delivery correct answers false
having health insurance may not eliminate financial barriers to access because of correct answers
high cost sharing
which of the following represent indicators of access to care correct answers persons with a usual
primary care provider
person with medical insurance
what is known based on research about health of the uninsured correct answers higher overall
mortality rate
fewer recommended prevention services
more preventable hospitalizations
potential access correct answers ability to enter or get into and use the healthcare system
, realized access correct answers amount of actual entry and use of healthcare
barriers to access correct answers financial
non-financial
salary correct answers aggregates payment for all services delivered during a month or year into
1 lumped sum.
global budget correct answers represent the most extensive bundling of services
capitation correct answers paid a flat rate per patient per month regardless of cost/effort involved
bundled payment correct answers hospital/physician share risk of losing money
-use of episode base payments
DRG
Episode care correct answers physicians or hospitals is paid one sume for all services delivered
during one illness
per diem correct answers hospitals paid for all services delivered to a patient during 1 day
which of the following is true about the U.S healthcare system correct answers -evolved with
little to no centralized planning
-contains a mix of public and private funding and public and private organizations that provide
care
who could be eligible for medicare correct answers -disabled citizens
-elderly age 65 and older
-people who have end stage renal disease and are on dialysis
the commonwealth fund notes that adults insured all year with medicaid or private coverage
reported getting cancer screening tests at significantly higher rates than adults uninsured during
the year correct answers true
match the type of healthcare service with the most appropriate insurance coverage
unskilled nursing home care correct answers medicaid
outpatient care correct answers medicare part D
acute care hospitalization correct answers medicare part A
medcal equipment correct answers medicare part B
match:
quality assurance
bad apples
we would consider a rise in unemployment to have a positive effect on access to care correct
answers false
we can conceptualize two major categories of access to healthcare for, conversely, barriers to
access, ____ barriers to access could include a patients premium and deductible correct answers
financial
our current healthcare workforce models the diverse patient population it serves correct answers
false
DR. diamond is a primary care doctor in solo practice and she contracts with Heart Throbs health
insurance, which provides a set payment per patient per month for the care of its patients. this
payment type is known as ___and under this payment____ is the party in the contact is ay greater
financial risk. correct answers capitation, Dr. Diamond
healthcare providers who may be public or private entities that have as their mission to care for
the medically indigent are termed ___providers correct answers safety net
when healthcare providers are paid FFS the financial incentives involved result in better quality
of care than when health providers are paid a capitation rate correct answers false
super scrubs medical center is a local hospital which contracts with white care health insurance.
for each hospital stay the hospital is paid a pre-set flat rate amount which is based on the specific
condition for which the patient was hospitalized. this payment type is known as___and under this
arrangement ___is the party in the contact at greater financial risk correct answers diagnosis
related group (DRG)payment, super scrubs medical center
the us healthcare system is characterized by a more planned structured model of organizing
healthcare delivery correct answers false
having health insurance may not eliminate financial barriers to access because of correct answers
high cost sharing
which of the following represent indicators of access to care correct answers persons with a usual
primary care provider
person with medical insurance
what is known based on research about health of the uninsured correct answers higher overall
mortality rate
fewer recommended prevention services
more preventable hospitalizations
potential access correct answers ability to enter or get into and use the healthcare system
, realized access correct answers amount of actual entry and use of healthcare
barriers to access correct answers financial
non-financial
salary correct answers aggregates payment for all services delivered during a month or year into
1 lumped sum.
global budget correct answers represent the most extensive bundling of services
capitation correct answers paid a flat rate per patient per month regardless of cost/effort involved
bundled payment correct answers hospital/physician share risk of losing money
-use of episode base payments
DRG
Episode care correct answers physicians or hospitals is paid one sume for all services delivered
during one illness
per diem correct answers hospitals paid for all services delivered to a patient during 1 day
which of the following is true about the U.S healthcare system correct answers -evolved with
little to no centralized planning
-contains a mix of public and private funding and public and private organizations that provide
care
who could be eligible for medicare correct answers -disabled citizens
-elderly age 65 and older
-people who have end stage renal disease and are on dialysis
the commonwealth fund notes that adults insured all year with medicaid or private coverage
reported getting cancer screening tests at significantly higher rates than adults uninsured during
the year correct answers true
match the type of healthcare service with the most appropriate insurance coverage
unskilled nursing home care correct answers medicaid
outpatient care correct answers medicare part D
acute care hospitalization correct answers medicare part A
medcal equipment correct answers medicare part B
match:
quality assurance
bad apples
