Instructor Manual for
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Instructor Manual Comparative Health Information Management 4e Ann Peden
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(Chapters 1-17)
Comparative Health Information Management 4th
Edition By Ann Peden
• Publisher : Cengage Learning
• Publication date : January 1, 2016
• Edition : 4th
• Language : English
• Print length : 672 pages
• ISBN-10 : 1285871715
• ISBN-13 : 978-1285871714
• ISBN-13: 9780357696149
• ISBN-13: 9781305261662
, Table of Contents
• Section 1. The Health Care System
o Chapter 1. Introduction to Health Care Systems
• Section 2. Acute, Ambulatory, and Managed Care
o Chapter 2. Hospital-Based Care
o Chapter 3. Freestanding Ambulatory Care
o Chapter 4. Managed Care
o Chapter 5. Dialysis
o Chapter 6. Correctional Facilities
• Section 3. Behavioral Health Care
o Chapter 7. Mental Health: Long-Term and Acute Services
o Chapter 8. Substance Abuse
o Chapter 9. Facilities for Individuals with Intellectual Disabilities
• Section 4. Post-Acute Care
o Chapter 10. Long-Term Care
o Chapter 11. Rehabilitation
o Chapter 12. Home Health Care
o Chapter 13. Hospice
• Section 5. Other Specialized Care Settings
o Chapter 14. Dental Care Settings
o Chapter 15. Veterinary Settings
o Chapter 16. Consulting
o Chapter 17. Cancer Registry
, Instructor Manual Comparative Health Information Management 4e Ann Peden
CHAPTER 1
Introduction
ANSWERS TO KNOWLEDGE-BASED QUESTIONS
1. What are some of the changes that have affected hospitals during the twentieth and
twenty-first centuries?
Answer:
The student may list any of the following changes:
• increases in hospital costs
• Medicare, Medicaid, and CHIP
• the emergence of health maintenance organizations
• shifts from independent to network health care providers
• technological advances in both health care and information management
• development of a Nationwide Health Information Network (NHIN)
• average age of the U.S. population is increasing, hence more associated chronic
illness
• shifts from inpatient to other care settings
• prospective payment systems for most settings
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