Quality of Life
Health Care Inflation
HTA
Drug Amendments of 1962
100

Patients overall satisfaction with life during and after treatment.

Quality of Life

100

Increasing costs of medical treatments and procedures.

Health care inflation

100

What does HTA stand for?

Health Technology Assessment 

100

What did the drug amendments of 1962 establish. 

A pre-market approval system. 

200
What allows for needleless means of controlling pain?

New advancements in opioids 

200
How much of the total rise in health care spending was medical technology responsible for?

Nearly half

200

What is the role of the HTA?

Evaluate medical technology to determine its efficacy, safety, and cost effectiveness. 

200

The pre-market approval system gave the FDS the authurity to do what?

Review safety and effectiveness of a new drug before it can be marketed.

300

What do miniminaly invasive procedures allow for?

A quick recovery and less pain, patients are usually back on their feet a few weeks after surgery rather than a few months

300

Can medical providers cause health care inflation?

Yes

300
How is the safety and efficacy of a drug determined?

Clinical Trials 

300

What did the amendments aim to prevent?

Harm before it occurred. 

400

Affect of medical technology on quality of life.

Enables people to live normal lives despite having a disabling condition.

400

Single most important factor in health care inflation

Technological Innovations

400

What is the objective of the HTA?

Establish appropriateness of medical technology for widespread use. 

400

Why were the amendments criticized?

Critics claimed it slowed down the introduction of new drugs, which denied patients early benefits of the newest treatments. 

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