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What were women's roles in the 1700s? Ans: healers, relied on home
remedies, potions, and tinctures.


what were wealthy families about to arrange in the 1700s? Ans: home
calls from docs for sever illness
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what were docs in the 1700s? Ans: medical and intellectual authorities
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what are pest houses? Ans: facility to isolate people with contagious
diseases from the rest of society


What are almshouses? Ans: institutions of care for poor people run by
religious leaders with no pt care.


what are royal hospital? Ans: prestigious medical facility that treat
individuals of wealth and means


What is the nations first public hospital? Ans: Penn Hospital


when was Penn Hospital founded and by who? Ans: Ben Franklin, Dr.
Thomas bond in 1751


what was the goal of Penn Hospital Ans: care for sick, poor, unstable
who were meandering the streets of Philly

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what happened between 1700-1720? Ans: pest houses and almshouses
were primary treatment facilities


what happened in 1722? Ans: royal hospitals available to treat people
with money to afford treatment


what happened in 1736? Ans: bellevue hospital and charity hospital
opened and provided 1st rate care to individuals regardless of status.
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what happened in 1751? Ans: penn hospital 1st public hospital in the us


what happened in 1798? Ans: yellow fever outbreak strained us
healthcare
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what happened in 1813? Ans: vaccine act of 1813 passed


what is the vaccine act of 1813? Ans: encouraged the use of smallpox
vaccine, held tremendous promise for combating dangerous and
widespread illness


what was the aim of Healthcare system? Ans: to provide high quality
healthcare that leads to better health for population


what did the aim of healthcare require? Ans: optimizing relationship
between cost, equitable access and quality of care


Institute for Healthcare Improvement (IHI) Ans: triple aim (decrease
capita cost, increase experience of care, increase population health)

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