PHMR EXAM 1 | ACE EVERY QUIZ | CONFIDENCE
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Population health - Answer: The health outcome of a group of individuals, including the
distribution of such outcomes within the group. These groups are often geographic populations,
but can also be other groups such as employees, ethnic groups, disabled persons, prisoners, or
any other defined group. Not just the overall health of a population, but also includes the
distribution of health.
No, it also includes the distribution of health - Answer: Does population health only include the
overall health of a population?
Prevention-oriented, culturally competent, collaborative, and an active community leader and
patient advocate - Answer: What are the qualities of a community responsive physician?
Clinician, Health educator, Broker/Collaborator (linkage to community resources), Advocate,
Leader, Researcher - Answer: What are the roles of a community-responsive physician?
Community oriented health view - Answer: Ability to identify and work with community
resources on behalf of the patient, ability to zoom in and out from individual to population, and
practices prevention, health promotion, protection for individuals and populations
False - Answer: T or F: A community responsive physician is unaware of the needs of and
available resources in his/her community
True - Answer: T or F: A community responsive physician understands the concerns faced by
his/her patients in rural/underserved areas
True - Answer: T or F: A community responsive physician needs to understand that community
decisions are based on political, community, and health data elements
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, False - Answer: T or F: A community responsive physician doesn't necessarily need to know
about the shortage of health professionals in their community
true - Answer: T or F: A community responsive physician needs to understand the health status
of his/her community
false - Answer: T or F: A community responsive physician doesn't need to know the needs of
their community nor fill these needs appropriately
Advocate - Answer: Champions the rights of individuals and communities and advocate on
policy and community based intervention
Clinician - Answer: Utilize population health practices to provide direct patient care in the
context of family and community
Collaborator - Answer: Understand how to work with both other health care workers and
providers along with other members in the community to advocate for and create change in a
community
Health Educator - Answer: Provide relevant information to patients, students, and the
community
Broker - Answer: Identify, locate, and link patients with community resources
Researcher - Answer: Contribute to a better understanding of the issues at stake in the
community, state, and nation
Leader - Answer: Take a lead in helping to transform the community, build an interdisciplinary
team
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Population health - Answer: The health outcome of a group of individuals, including the
distribution of such outcomes within the group. These groups are often geographic populations,
but can also be other groups such as employees, ethnic groups, disabled persons, prisoners, or
any other defined group. Not just the overall health of a population, but also includes the
distribution of health.
No, it also includes the distribution of health - Answer: Does population health only include the
overall health of a population?
Prevention-oriented, culturally competent, collaborative, and an active community leader and
patient advocate - Answer: What are the qualities of a community responsive physician?
Clinician, Health educator, Broker/Collaborator (linkage to community resources), Advocate,
Leader, Researcher - Answer: What are the roles of a community-responsive physician?
Community oriented health view - Answer: Ability to identify and work with community
resources on behalf of the patient, ability to zoom in and out from individual to population, and
practices prevention, health promotion, protection for individuals and populations
False - Answer: T or F: A community responsive physician is unaware of the needs of and
available resources in his/her community
True - Answer: T or F: A community responsive physician understands the concerns faced by
his/her patients in rural/underserved areas
True - Answer: T or F: A community responsive physician needs to understand that community
decisions are based on political, community, and health data elements
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, False - Answer: T or F: A community responsive physician doesn't necessarily need to know
about the shortage of health professionals in their community
true - Answer: T or F: A community responsive physician needs to understand the health status
of his/her community
false - Answer: T or F: A community responsive physician doesn't need to know the needs of
their community nor fill these needs appropriately
Advocate - Answer: Champions the rights of individuals and communities and advocate on
policy and community based intervention
Clinician - Answer: Utilize population health practices to provide direct patient care in the
context of family and community
Collaborator - Answer: Understand how to work with both other health care workers and
providers along with other members in the community to advocate for and create change in a
community
Health Educator - Answer: Provide relevant information to patients, students, and the
community
Broker - Answer: Identify, locate, and link patients with community resources
Researcher - Answer: Contribute to a better understanding of the issues at stake in the
community, state, and nation
Leader - Answer: Take a lead in helping to transform the community, build an interdisciplinary
team
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