HSAD 740

Question

1. The Donabedian Model includes all of the following except

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a. Outcomes

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c. Structure

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d. Process

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a. Data collection

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b. Gather volunteers to participate

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c. Implement an EMR

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d. Make sure the aim will improve quality

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a. Control access

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b. Control cost

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c. Control quality

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d. Make friends

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a. Easy access to appropriate care

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b. Continuous innovations

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c. Information continuity

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d. Peer review and teamwork for high value care

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a. Rewards quality

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b. Promote use of EMR

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c. Promote evidence based medicine

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d. All of the above.

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a. Inputs to health care system vary

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b. Patients are unique, different form others

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c. Environments are different

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d. All of the above.

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a. health insurance coverage

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b. inadequate payment to providers

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c. managed care enrollment

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d. the uninsured status of a segment of the U.S. population

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a. Increased government regulation

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b. Pressures to contain costs

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c. The growth of managed care

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d. The demand for higher quality

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a. Collective; expert

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b. Expert; collective

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c. Holistic; Scientific

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d. Scientific; Holistic

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a. Healthcare organizations are competing on levels that do not add value from the perspective of the consumer

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b. Large healthcare organizations have a competitive advantage over small healthcare organizations.

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c. Some healthcare organizations are for-profit and some are not-for profit

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d. Third party payment distorts any chance to have a market driven system

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a. The desired health outcome is achieved

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b. The patient’s insurance plan saves money

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c. The benefit received is greater than the cost incurred to provide the service

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d. None of the above

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a. It is throwing the country into an economic recession

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b. The value justifying the cost is not clear or known for all services provided

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c. Total GDP is decreasing because of healthcare spending

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d. All of the above

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a. They are used for experimentation with potentially useful drugs

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b. They are used for establishing the rights of participants

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c. They are used for determine cost-effectiveness

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d. They are used for evaluating efficacy and safety

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a. Fragmented

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b. Disorganized

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c. Inefficient

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d. All of the above

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a. Price Rationing Organization

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b. Political Review of Outcome

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c. Peer Review Organization

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d. President’s Review of Organizations

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a. Cost sharing lowered health care utilization without any significant health consequences

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b. Cost sharing lowered health care utilization but there were significant health consequences

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c. Cost sharing did not affect health care utilization

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d. Cost sharing increased health care utilization

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a. Conduct and support research on health care quality, cost, and access

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b. Establish medical subspecialties in US medical schools

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c. Provide specialized training for medical specialists

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d. Conduct and support biomedical research

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a. They ensure that services delivered are cost effective

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b. They coordinate the delivery of health care between different practitioners

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c. They assist practitioners in adopting a best practice approach

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d. They provide incentives for using standard protocols

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a. The price of health care

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b. How much a nation spends on health care

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c. Cost of producing health care

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d. All of the above

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a. Monitor the diffusion of new technology

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b. Control flow of federal funds for private projects

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c. Control new health service programs

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d. Control new construction and modernization projects.

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a. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention

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b. Department of Health and Human Services

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c. Department of Commerce

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a. Behavior Modification

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b. Diagnose and treat

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c. Health Risk Appraisal

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d. Prevent Disease and Optimize well-being

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a. Medical history

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b. Patient’s insurance

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c. Practitioner’s training and knowledge

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d. Reimbursement structures.

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a. Continuous innovation

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b. Easy access to appropriate care

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c. Peer review and teamwork for high-value care

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d. Prepayment reimbursement methodology

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a. The term e-health applies only to the electronic delivery of health care by qualified health care professionals.

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b. The United States controls the diffusion of medical technology through central planning.

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c. Evidence from other industrialized nations shows that limitations on the adoption and use of technology do not necessarily correlate with negative health status of a population.

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d. The cost of acquiring technology has a greater impact on total health care expenditures than utilization of technology.

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a. According to polls, most Americans are satisfied with the quality of health care.

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b. As healthcare delivery system developed in the U.S. it emphasized specialization over primary care.

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c. Most Americans favor a government provided healthcare system

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d. The number one concern about healthcare for Americans is the high cost

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a. Can make only a limited amount of profit

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b. Is tax-exempt

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c. Cannot have a governing body

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d. Must pay taxes only if they are profitable.

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a. Guaranteed an annual operating profit

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b. Not subject to public fund restrictions

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c. Profits may be distributed to shareholders

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d. Value of investment may increase over time

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a. Eligible to receive tax-deductible donations

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b. Exempt for income taxes and property taxes

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c. Financed through bonds rather than debt

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d. Lesser amounts of oversight

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a. Corporations

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b. Exempt from anti-trust laws

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c. Heavily regulated

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d. Non profit

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a. production of new equipment to provide more advanced health care.

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b. the application of knowledge produced by biomedical research.

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c. using discoveries made in basic sciences to improve health care.

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d. new drugs and devices.

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a. Clinical Provider Outcome Exception

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b. Comparable Patient Outcome Effectiveness

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c. Complementary Positive Outcome Effect

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d. Computer Physician Order Entry

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a. Collection practices

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b. Dumping of emergency patients

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c. Low levels of charity care

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d. Use of charitable assets

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a. Controlling

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b. Coordinating

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c. Organizing

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d. Planning

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a. Employees are private instead of public employees

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b. Funding is through debt market rather than bond market

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c. Solicitation of charitable contributions

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d. None of the above

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a. Appoint Management

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b. Are personally liable for facility debt

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c. Have fiduciary duties only if investor owned

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d. Must be employees of the private facility

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a. For-profit and non-profit organizations with imitate each other when faced with similar regulatory and legal constraints

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b. As an enterprise increases in size, its unit overhead costs will decrease

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c. As a hospital increases in size, its economies of scale dissipate

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d. In competitive markets, both for-profit and non-profit organizations would deliver certain essential community benefits.

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a. Do not have non owners on the board of directors

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b. Do not offer tax incentives for charitable donations

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c. Do not pay taxes

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d. Do not provide charity care

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a. Are a means for allowing individual or private ownership of all or part of the not for profit.

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b. Illegal

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c. Legal if the assets of the not for profit do not benefit the for-profit partner

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d. Violate the charitable purpose of the not for profit organization

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a. Private for profit

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b. Private not-for-profit

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c. Public for profit

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d. Public not-for-profit

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a. Private for profit

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b. Private not-for-profit

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c. Public for profit

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d. Public not-for-profit

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a. Osteopaths

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b. Dentists

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c. Physician Assistants

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d. None of the above

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a. The facility does not make a profit

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b. The facility does not pay taxes

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c. The facility is a public facility

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d. All of the above

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a. They appoint community members as board members

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b. They have a 501(c)3 designation from the IRS

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c. They have a not-for-profit license from the state

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d. They receive less in charitable donations than they make from operating revenues

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a. Fear businesses will move to other states because of lower healthcare costs for employees.

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b. Feel HIPAA already covers the provisions offered in PPACA

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c. Infringement of state powers

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d. All of the above

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a. Is expected to create more volume than the healthcare system can handle

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b. Is expected to create a shortage of available healthcare workers

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c. Is expected to shift more funding dollars into the private sector

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d. All of the above

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a. Approving strategic direction

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b. Approving capital budgets

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c. Hiring and firing the CEO

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d. Hiring and firing nursing staff.

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a. Charitable or religious owned

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b. For Profit

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c. Government Owned

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d. Not for Profit

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a. Accountability

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c. Governance

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d. Management

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a. Units of services delivered

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b. Resource inputs

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c. The dollar value of services

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d. Coding of physician services

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a. An electronic record reflecting baseline health readings (blood pressure, weight, etc) and an electronic record reflecting healthcare encounters (visits, procedures, etc).

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b. An electronic record reflecting medical records within a single health delivery organization and an electronic record reflecting medical records inclusive of all providers and all locations.

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c. An electronic record reflecting health records from ambulatory settings and an electronic record reflecting health from inpatient settings

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d. An electronic record maintained by the patient and an electronic record maintained by the patient’s healthcare provider.

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a. large health care organizations to switch to electronic health records.

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b. protection of personal medical information.

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c. nondisclosure of personal health information.

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d. nontransmittal of individual health information over the Internet.

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a. 4 Million

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b. 14 Million

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c. 24 Million

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d. 40 Million

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a. For operation of a for profit healthcare organization

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b. For operation of a not for profit healthcare organization

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c. For changing the status of a for profit healthcare organization to a not for profit healthcare organization

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d. For changing the status of a not for profit healthcare organization to a for profit healthcare organization

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a. 100,000

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b. 180,000

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c. 800,000

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d. 8,000,000

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a. Investor owned hospitals.

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b. Private for profit hospitals

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c. Private not for profit hospitals

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d. Public hospitals

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a. Authentication

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b. Authorization

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c. Encryption

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d. All of the above.

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a. Assessment of additional taxes on individuals receiving benefits from a not for profit organization

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b. Assessment of additional taxes on the organization

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c. Loss of 501(c)3 status

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d. No penalty

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a. Metropolitan Utilization Area

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b. Medically Underserved Area

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c. Metropolitan Underserved Area

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d. Medical Utilization Area

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a. It can receive specific federal grants for serving vulnerable populations

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b. It can use its beds for either acute care or long-term care as needed

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c. It can increase its profitability by receiving special payments for emergency services

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d. It can receive cost-plus reimbursement under Medicare Part A

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a. Compared to other wealthy countries, the U.S. has too many physicians

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b. Compared to other wealthy countries, the U.S. has too many specialists

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c. Compared to other wealthy countries, the U.S. has too many hospital beds

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d. Compared to other wealthy countries, the U.S. has a higher quality healthcare system.

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a. Controlling

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b. Governing

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c. Organizing

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d. Planning

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a. There is an imbalance between primary and specialty care services in the U.S. healthcare delivery system

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b. Since 1980 there has been a decreasing number of international medical graduates

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c. Specialists provide more complex services resulting in higher reimbursement

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d. As the health care delivery system developed in the U.S. it emphasized specialization over primary care.

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a. Half of a healthcare organization’s costs are usually labor costs

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b. Registered nurses undergo the same training as licensed practical nurses

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c. An EMR system may eliminate the need for some healthcare support positions.

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d. The number of nurses trained but not working would cover the current nursing shortage.

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a. Exempts self-insured plans from certain mandatory benefits

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b. Mandates that employers provide comprehensive health coverage benefits

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c. Requires that low-income individuals be charged a lower premium

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d. Outlawed discrimination in health insurance and retirement benefits.

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a. Midlevel providers fill physician shortages in rural areas

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b. Midlevel providers can bill at the same level as Hospitalists

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c. Midlevel providers complete as much medical training as primary care physicians.

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d. Midlevel providers must have a nursing background.

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a. Private for-profit

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b. Federal government

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c. Private non-profit

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d. State and local government

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a. Physician offices and clinics

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b. Hospitals

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c. Nursing and personal care facilities

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d. None of the above.

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