Opioid Crisis
Public Health Insurance
Drug Approval
Other
Medical Malpractice & Inequality
100

company responsible for opioid crisis

Purdue Pharmaceuticals- heavily pushed prescriptions + mislead on addictive properties

100

Which plan is a federal-state partnership?

Medicaid is with states being required to cover all basic but getting reimbursed

100

during which phase are microdoses given to see if expected body part reacts?

Phase 0 also doing tests in vitro or in vivo

100

what is the drug tradeoff

regulating lower prices may lead to less innovation and fewer break throughs

100

goals of medical malpractice

provide $ to injured and incentivize proper care

200
how did the opioid crisis spread

mostly through in network connections between people

200

What does part B cover in Medicare

"medically necessary procedures" not addressed in A  monthly premium on sliding scale

200

What are the two stages to Phase 2

a) effectiveness

b) dosing

200

What is risk externality? 

Can be a positive or negative externality but increases likelihood/chance of something happening ex: Drunk driving increases -chance- of a car accident

200

what is the learned hand rule?

a test for negligence looking at value of damage and cost of taking action

300

Naloxone/Narcan can be used in the event of an OD what are these tools and programs like clean needle programs aim to do

Harm Reduction

300

What does COBRA ensure

those who lost job can still be under health plan for up to 3 years (they pay for it)

300

what are Orphan Drugs

qualifying rare disease drugs automatically given 7 years of exclusivity post approval

300

what is Coase Theorem or Property Rights?

bargaining to remove any externality only works in case transaction costs aren't too high, liquidation isn't a problem, and there isn't economic disadvantages

300

rural mortality penalty

rural mortality decreases but at slower rate than urban
400

opioid reform made pills not crushable what was the unintended consequence

inc in heroin use

400

What does it mean that inpatient is covered on a capitation basis by DRG

flat payment for all care based on disease related group

400

what is a NDA

New Drug Approval occurs after phase 3 where the drug can get approved by FDA to go to market (still has post market observation)

400

What is a gap plan?

a gap plan covers places Medicare has cost sharing such as Parts A & B 

400

Why is stereotype threat harmful to female surgeons?

stereotype threat is pressure to not confirm a stereotype such as females make worse surgeons can be a debilitating burden to carry

500

what are Triplicate Laws

forced providers to keep track of all opioid prescriptions in records

500

How is outpatient paid out

fee-for-service based on resource-based relative value sys't

500

What is the goal of Phase 3

simulating clinical conditions in a larger randomized trail

500

What is adverse selection

only people who want a certain thing are those highly at risk of being affected by it making it not worth it for insurance company (ie; earthquake insurance)

500

what is concept of Intergenerational Mobility

amount someone can improve their wealth compared to parents