General AI/AN
Health Policy
Challenges
Policy As A Tool
Health Policy
History
100

Our presenter, Dr. Warne is from what tribe?

Oglala Lakota/Pine Ridge Reservation

100

Who determines the annual level of funding for IHS?

Congress

100

How many regions does CMS have?

10

100

What Indigenous leader did Dr. Warne cover in his Indigenous Lens slide?

Black Elk

200

What group of people have a legal right to health care in the United States?

Tribal members enrolled in a federally recognized tribe

200

Based on Dr. Warne's presentation what is one current policy threat to American Indian health (list at least one of the 3 different answers).

Repealing the Affordable Care Act

Reduction of Medicaid funding

The Big Beautiful Bill

200

According to Dr. Warne, who really is the principal organizing entity for tribal nations?

National Indian Health Board (NIHB)

200

What year was the Snyder Act passed? 

1921

300

According to 2025 CMS data, how much money is spent annually on healthcare?

5.6 trillion dollars

300

In Dr. Warne's opinion what was the most important improvement of the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act?

Medicaid Expansion

300

What does the amount of $3,779 represent?

Actual IHS spending per user.

300

What important AI/AN health-related law was passed in 1976?

Indian Health Care Improvement Act

400

Who gets health services, what those services are, and how those services are delivered are determined by what?

Health Policy

400

What are the two strategies Dr. Warne referenced to increase funding to IHS?

Lobbying Congress

Third Party Billing

400

Daily Double...Dr. Warne's Homework Assignment

What 3 areas does the National Indian Health Board (NIHB) serve?

1. Congressional Relations & Advocacy 

2. Federal Relations & Admin Updates 

3. Tribal Public Health General Interests

400

According to Dr. Warne's presentation, what was promised to tribal nations in many treaties?

The promise of all proper care and parental protection.