Access
Organization
Health
Insurance
Management
100
Geographic, physical, temporal, sociocultural, and financial
What are the five dimensions of access?
100
Places emphasis on prevention of disease, promotion of health, and collection of data to provide health indicators
What is public health?
100
Cost, quality and access
What are three factors influencing a person's utilization of the health system?
100
Federally funded insurance programs
What are Medicare and Medicaid?
100
Planning, administration, legislation and regulation
What does the management sector of Roemer's model involve?
200
Individual characteristics, inherited characteristics, physical environment, and social environment
What are factors affecting health that may not be directly tied to access?
200
Major governmental or public agency responsible for a country's health services system
What is the Ministry of Health?
200
Factors influencing one's health- Gender, culture, education, genetics, social environment ..to name a few
What are determinants of health?
200
Statement sent to insurance beneficiaries explaining claims processed by the system
What is an EOB?
200
Project-based, program-based and organizational
What are the levels of planning?
300
Individuals with limited or no financial access to the health system
What population is at greater risk for morbidity and mortality and frequents the ER over physician's offices?
300
Organizations that perform statutorily mandated services under contract to the government. (Health Excel, to name one)
What are quasi-governmental organizations?
300
Life expectancy, morbidity and mortality
How is the health of a population measured? DOUBLE JEOPARDY---WHY IS IT IMPORTANT?
300
Insurance not provided by the government, offered to beneficiaries through a variety of ways
What is private insurance?
300
Required to operate a facility or practice a profession
What is Licensure? DOUBLE JEOPARDY---WHAT IS REQUIRED TO RECEIVE FEDERAL FUNDS?
400
A national focus that aims to reduce disparities through improved access and additional objectives
What is Healthy People 2020 (2010)?
400
Decentralized; fragmented, with gaps filled in by voluntary agencies
How is the US health system organized?
400
Two models which attempt to explain health services utilization
What are the Health Behavior Model and Health Belief Model?
400
Lack of employer coverage, inability to pay out of pocket premiums, or do not qualify for federal programs
Why do people lack insurance?
400
Social financing of health services, quality surveillance, protecting individual rights..to name a few
What is an example of legislation that governs a health system?
500
Adverse outcomes such as avoidable hospitalizations, drug interactions, and inappropriate therapies to name a few
What are potentially avoidable outcomes associate with lack of- and excessive access to the health system?
500
Mobilize community partnerships; enforce laws and regulations; inform, educate and empower people ..to name a few
What are the roles of public health as defined by Essential Public Health Services, 1995?
500
The level at which public health originated
What is the local level of public health?
500
American Indian or Alaskan Native males aged 18-24 who are 100-149% below the FPL
Who is a typical uninsured person?
500
The largest organization providing a way to ensure facilities and programs meet national standards
What is The Joint Commission?
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