WGU D050 BOARD MARKING SCHEME 2026
FULL QUESTIONS AND SOLUTIONS
GUARANTEED TO PASS
◍ Value-Based Care Model. Answer: payment model that reimburses
healthcare providers based on the quality they provide to patients
rather than the number of patients they see
◍ Clinical Case Management Model. Answer: case manager provides
direct counseling for a client's individual concerns. That might
include mental health services, addiction recovery support, or
treatment for serious or chronic health conditions
◍ Intensive Case Management Model. Answer: intensive case
management is a solution- and evidence-based practice that originated
with the inception of mass deinstitutionalization; helps with
employability, social status, housing and mental health
◍ Patient-centered care Model. Answer: model is primary-care-
focused and seeks to create a team of care providers who work
together to provide comprehensive, coordinated care to patients
◍ Strength-Based Case Management Model. Answer: model that
combines a focus on individual's strengths with three other principles:
promoting the use of informal supportive networks; offering assertive
community involvement by case managers emphasising the
, relationship between the client and case manager, came about from
deinstitutionalization
◍ Brokerage Case Management Model. Answer: model where the
role of the case manager in the brokerage model is to assess the
client's immediate needs, and then just connect the client with a list of
available resources to meet those needs. It is then usually up to the
client to take the initiative to contact the resources that the broker has
provided
◍ Sheppard-Towner Act (1921). Answer: officially the Maternity and
Infancy Act of 1921, the act provided federal matching funds to
establish maternal and child health divisions in state health
departments. It was ended in 1929 in response to concerns by
organized medicine that it gave too much power to the federal
government and too closely resembled socialized medicine
◍ Social Security Act (1935). Answer: federal legislation that
attempted to overcome the national setbacks of the Depression. Title
VI of this act provided funding for expanded opportunities for health
protection and promotion through education and employment of
public health nurses and provided funds to establish and maintain
adequate health services
◍ Public Service Act of 1944. Answer: Established a precedent by
clearly giving the US government authority to impose a quarantine
and gave the US Public Health Service responsibility for preventing
the introduction, transmission, and spread of communicable diseases
from foreign countries into the US
FULL QUESTIONS AND SOLUTIONS
GUARANTEED TO PASS
◍ Value-Based Care Model. Answer: payment model that reimburses
healthcare providers based on the quality they provide to patients
rather than the number of patients they see
◍ Clinical Case Management Model. Answer: case manager provides
direct counseling for a client's individual concerns. That might
include mental health services, addiction recovery support, or
treatment for serious or chronic health conditions
◍ Intensive Case Management Model. Answer: intensive case
management is a solution- and evidence-based practice that originated
with the inception of mass deinstitutionalization; helps with
employability, social status, housing and mental health
◍ Patient-centered care Model. Answer: model is primary-care-
focused and seeks to create a team of care providers who work
together to provide comprehensive, coordinated care to patients
◍ Strength-Based Case Management Model. Answer: model that
combines a focus on individual's strengths with three other principles:
promoting the use of informal supportive networks; offering assertive
community involvement by case managers emphasising the
, relationship between the client and case manager, came about from
deinstitutionalization
◍ Brokerage Case Management Model. Answer: model where the
role of the case manager in the brokerage model is to assess the
client's immediate needs, and then just connect the client with a list of
available resources to meet those needs. It is then usually up to the
client to take the initiative to contact the resources that the broker has
provided
◍ Sheppard-Towner Act (1921). Answer: officially the Maternity and
Infancy Act of 1921, the act provided federal matching funds to
establish maternal and child health divisions in state health
departments. It was ended in 1929 in response to concerns by
organized medicine that it gave too much power to the federal
government and too closely resembled socialized medicine
◍ Social Security Act (1935). Answer: federal legislation that
attempted to overcome the national setbacks of the Depression. Title
VI of this act provided funding for expanded opportunities for health
protection and promotion through education and employment of
public health nurses and provided funds to establish and maintain
adequate health services
◍ Public Service Act of 1944. Answer: Established a precedent by
clearly giving the US government authority to impose a quarantine
and gave the US Public Health Service responsibility for preventing
the introduction, transmission, and spread of communicable diseases
from foreign countries into the US
