Foundations, Key Orgs and Documents
Patient-Centered Care + IPE + QI
Regulation
Economics
Contemp. Concepts
100

What organization seeks to be the global leader in public health?

World Health Organization (WHO)

100

Define patient-centered care. 

'Providing care that is respectful of, and responsive to, individual patient preferences, needs and values, and ensuring that patient values guide all medical decisions' (IOM/NAM)

Caring for patients in ways that are meaningful and valuable to them.

'Meeting the patient where they are'

100

How is value calculated?

Quality divided by cost

100

Who is responsible for submitting the claim to the insurance company?

The provider (billing department)

100

What term relates to the non-clinical factors that impact the health of individuals and communities?

Social Determinants of Health (SDOH)
200

What document outlines the guidelines for quality and safety of healthcare services in the US?

Joint Commission Standards (produced by Joint Commission on the Accreditation of Healthcare Organizations, JCAHO

200

What disablement model conceptualizes multidirectional interactions between biological, psychological and social factors? 

Biopsychosocial Model

200

True or False: The most common payment model in the US is based on reimbursement for the quality of care provided. 

False

200

Who is responsible for sending the bill to a patient?

The provider (billing department)

200
Name one benefit of health informatics to clinical professionals. 

Improved communication amongst healthcare team

Improved translation of research to clinical practice

Assistance with decision making at the point of care

Reduction in malpractice claims

300

Which document outlines the need for improvements in quality and patient safety in healthcare?

Crossing the Quality Chasm (Produced by NAM/IOM in 2001)

300

Name one challenge of interprofessional collaborative practice. 

Schedule issues/conflicts between providers/professionals

Resource allocation/sharing amongst providers/professionals

Need for institutional support

Buy in from the professionals/providers

Cultural differences/barriers amongst the providers/professionals

300
True or False: Under a national health insurance healthcare model, the government owns and operates the healthcare facilities and employs the providers. 

False

300

What term describes the percentage of cost the patient is responsible for after the deductible has been met?

Co-insurance

300

Which domain of SDOH relates to financial assets vs. debts, employment status, and financial support? 

Economic stability

400

What organization is responsible for monitoring and responding to health emergencies in the US?

Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC)

400

What QI tool is used to explore steps involved in a sequence of events from start to finish?

Process Diagram
400

What is the best predictor of financial viability of a healthcare system?

Mix of payers (private insurance vs. self-pay vs. subsidized insurance- Medicare/Medicaid)
400

Explain the steps of claims processing. 

Verification of medical codes (ICD-11 + CPT/HCPCS)

Evaluation of medical necessity

Verification of patient's coverage/policy

Determination of payment

400

Which non-clinical factor has the largest impact on an individual's health?

Socioeconomic status (approx. 40%)

500

What framework seeks to integrate and optimize the health of people, animals and the environment?

One Health (produced by the CDC)

500

Describe the ICF model, including the 2 main categories of items included in the model. 

Developed by the WHO to provide a comprehensive view of health by considering interplay between personal and environmental factors


Functioning and Disability (Impairments, Activity Limitations, Participation Restrictions)

Contextual Factors (Personal and Environmental)

500

Name 2 specific professionals that work in each of the following 'layers' of a healthcare system:

-Clinical

-Non-clinical/Administrative

-Ancillary/Support/Operations

Clinical: Providers

Non-clinical/Administrative: Registration, Medical Billing, Office Management, Laboratory Services

Ancillary/Support/Operations: Supply Chain management, Environmental Services, Dietary Services 

500

What do HMO and PPO stand for? Identify 1 difference between an PPO and an HMO insurance plan. 

HMO = Health Maintenance Organization

PPO= Preferred Provider Organization 

HMO uses a gatekeeper, PPO has tiers of providers to choose from. 

HMOs are typically less expensive than PPOs. 

PPOs provide more flexibility to choose your provider. 

500

Define health informatics. 

The systematic collection, analysis and use of health data to improve health outcomes and improve the delivery of healthcare services.