Exceptional Populations
Healthcare Models
USA Basics
Focus on Health
Improve Health
100

These group of individuals have varied health needs but sources are limited to them

Who are special populations

100

This country is known for a national health insurance model often called "single payer."

What is Canada?

100

This is the main healthcare delivery system in the United States

What is managed care?

100

Physical activity is an example of 

What is determinant of health

100

Focuses on improving population health

What is public health

200

Some special populations typically receive care through the nation's safety net

What is Medicare or Medicaid

200

Germany's healthcare model is called

What is the social insurance model?

200

PCP

What is primary care physician?

200

Encompass the physical, socioeconomic, sociopolitical and sociocultural dimensions of life.

What are environmental factors

200

Occupational Safety and Health Act of 1970 is an example of what

What is policy intervention

300

This program is the largest provider of long-term care to elderly and disabled individuals.

What is Medicaid

300

Compared to many industrialized nations, the U.S. spends more on healthcare but does not consistently achieve better outcomes in this area.

What is population health?

300

People enrolled in a managed care plan are often called this.

What are enrollees?

300

Individual lifestyle

What are behavioral factors

300

Value-based care is an example of what type of intervention

What is health care intervention

400

DHHS

What is the Department of Health and Human Services

400

This healthcare model is funded primarily through taxes and government ownership of facilities.

What is the National Health Service (NHS) model?

400

The United States financing the healthcare system through?

What is a multipayer system

400

Key determinant of health

What is heredity

400

WHO

What is World Health Organization

500

This program mainly serves the elderly and disabled

What is Medicare

500

 Compared to many industrialized nations, the U.S. spends more on healthcare but does not consistently achieve better outcomes in this area.

What is population health?

500

Reimbursement for physicians in the United States

What is fee-for-service

500

Related to access to adequate services for preventive and curative health.

What is medical care?

500

Focuses primarily on treating illness or poor health

What is the medical care system