PHC
How many minutes generally does a PCP Primary Care Physician) spend with each patient?
What is 13-16 minutes?
What is it called when the individual holds the capacity to obtain, process, and understand basic health information and services needed to make appropriate health decisions?
What is health literacy?
This healthcare model focusing on value-based care, rewards providers for improving patient outcomes and reducing costs, making it a key component for OT to expand in PHC.
What is the alternative payment model (APM)?
What 10-year plan helps to guide health promotion and disease prevention?
What is healthy people 2030?
This model, used in healthcare interventions, includes the steps; access, advise, agree, assist, and arrange.
What is the 5 A's model?
What can reimbursement, a narrow or unclear vision of the value of OT, inter-professional and team-based considerations, and current educational preparation for OT practitioners be considered?
What are some challenges to integrating OT in PHC?
What site is ADJACENT to an OT in primary care?
What is AACI - Asian Americans for Community Involvement?
When developing a health-promotion program, which step is it where you have to assess the needs using surveys, conducting focus groups, epidemiological data, and chart reviews?
What is conducting a needs assessment?
This type of long term healthcare management focuses on helping individuals manage their daily lives with conditions like diabetes, heart disease, and arthritis, areas where OTs play a key role.
What is chronic disease management?