History of Health Insurance
Health Care Delivery
Health Care Providers
Allied Health Professionals
Public Health/Other
100

Insurance that covered anyone age 65 or older

What is Medicare?

100

Health care information and services that are offered over the internet by professionals and nonprofessionals

What is E-health?

100

Play a central role in health care services by evaluating a patient’s health condition, diagnosing abnormalities, and prescribing treatment.

What is a physician? 

100

An individual who has a certificate/degree training in a health care-related science and who has responsibility for the delivery of health or related services.

What is an allied health professional?

100

Individuals that focus on the whole community, rather than on individuals, work to address issues such as access to health care, infectious disease control, injuries, ect.

What is a public health professional?

200

Insurance for people below a predetermined income level

What is medicaid?

200

Technology that has made it possible to provide health care at a distance.

What is telemedicine?

200

A graduate medical education in a specialty, on-the-job training 

What is Residency?

200

These individuals help people improve their ability to perform tasks in their daily living and work environments.

What is an occupational therapist?

200

Individuals with socially oriented tasks of natural helpers and the clinical tasks of physician extenders.

What are community health workers (CHWs)? 

300

Also called voluntary health insurance

What is private health insurance?

300

Various forms of cross-border economic activities.

What is globalization?

300

Physicians in non-primary care dealing with particular diseases or organ systems

What is a specialist? 

300

An individual who ensures that institutional foods and diets are prepared according to nutritional standards.

What is a dietitian/nutritionist? 

300

Individuals that are employed at the top, middle, and entry levels of various organizations that deliver health services.

What are health service administrators? 

400

To make cash payments to workers for lost work due to job related injuries or diseases

What is workers compensation?

400

Provide: hospital inpatient care, surgical services, primary care and multi-specialty services, home health care, long-term care, and specialized rehabilitation services

What are Integrated Delivery Systems (IDSs)?

400

They use traditional methods of treatment, including drugs and surgery.

What are doctors of medicine (MD) and doctors of osteopathic medicine (DO)?

400

An individual who has received less than 2 years of postsecondary education and trained to perform procedures which require supervision

What is a technician/assistant?

400

Biostatistics, epidemiology, health services administration, health education/behavioral science, and environmental health

What are the five core disciplines of public health?

500

Designated to pay physicians' fees

What is the Blue Shield plan?

500

Obtain health care services at discounted prices and reduce the rising costs of health care.

What is managed care organizations (MCOs)?

500

Instead of focusing on a specific organ, disease, or age, they focus around the site of care. 

What is a hospitalist? 

500

Someone who must receive more advanced training, including education in evaluating patients, diagnosing problems, and developing treatment plans.

What is a technologist/therapist?

500

Care that is respectful of and responsive to individual patient preferences, needs, and values

What is patient centered care?

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