Icelandic Subsidized Healthcare
Number of healthcare districts in Iceland
seven districts
Iceland welfarestate
social-deomocratic
TQM is
Total Quality focused management
Iceland criticized
inaccessibility
Rural Areas
Limited access to health services
What does each region in Iceland contain?
one main hospital, primary care, and nursing home services
America welfare state
individualistic
The EFQM is used for
establish a culture of preformance and innovation
Iceland Healthcare finances come from?
Taxes
Urban areas
Higher access to healthcare
Who is covered
Everyone who has lived in Iceland for at least six months or longer is covered
Iceland social norm
social assistance
Iceland delivers healthcare quality by
Effectiveness, Accessibility, and Resilience
Iceland Risk Factors
Behavioral risk
Woman Vs. Men Healthcare
Proactive vs. avoidant
Healthcare covered in Iceland
Inpatient care (public hospitals and private treatment centers)
And
Outpatient services (pharmaceuticals and preventative services)
America social norm
Social market and class
Iceland resilience
prepare, manage, and learn from shocks and structural change
Iceland's health system
Universial coverage
Iceland immigrants
multicultural immigrant society
Iceland health care is funded by
public sources
Iceland and American Insurance
Public vs. private healthcare insurance
TQM includes
enhancement of patient care, reduction in medication error, and ensuring high-level staff satisfaction and engagement in the health care setting
Iceland's health disparities
Circulatory disease, Alzheimer's, and Cancer
Immigrant considerations
language barriers and cultural differences