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HEALTH POLICY - INTRODUCTION TO HEALTH POLICY
STUDY GUIDE QUESTIONS AND CORRECT ANSWERS
(VERIFIED ANSWERS) 2024/2025

Health policies - Answer: Public policies or authoritative decisions that pertain to
health or influence the pursuit of health

Groups or classes of individuals or organizations - Answer: Who does health
policies affect?

Public policy - Answer: Policy established by *federal, state, and local levels of
government*

Private policy - Answer: Policy established by *private organizations*

1. Laws

2. Rules/regulations

3. Operational decisions

4. Judicial decisions

5. Macro policies - Answer: 5 main forms of health policies:

L
R/R
OD
JD
MP

ACA/Obamacare - Answer: Examples of a law in healthcare?

Law - Answer: *Rule* of conduct or action formally *recognized* as binding or
*enforced by a controlling authority*

Enacted by any level of government

Program - Answer: Laws can be also referred to as a...

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Rules/Regulations - Answer: Guides implementation of laws

Executive branch by *organizations/agencies* - Answer: Where are
rules/regulations made?

Executive branch of *government* - Answer: Where are operational decisions
made?

1. Consist of protocols that follow implementation of a new law

2. Less permanent than rules/regulations - Answer: What are 2 characteristics of
operational decisions?

Judicial decisions - Answer: Policies created as a result of a *decision* made in
the *court system*

Macro policies - Answer: Broad and expansive; help *shape society's pursuit of
health* in fundamental ways

FDA regulation of pharmaceuticals - Answer: What is an example of a macro
policy?

Allocative

Regulatory - Answer: What are 2 categories of public health?

A
R

Allocative policy - Answer: Policy that provides net *benefits to a distinct group at
the expense of others* to meet public objectives

Regulatory policy - Answer: Policies designed to *influence* actions, behaviors,
and decisions of others to ensure public objectives are met

Social regulations

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