History
The year the NHS was born
What is 1948?
Known as gatekeepers of secondary care.
What is Primary care?
1/3 of the UK population
Part of the population that believes fundamental changes must be made to the UK healthcare system.
Unequal treatment in the healthcare setting
What is a health disparity?
The most deadly disease in the UK
What is Ischemic Heart Disease?
The UK’s primary religion.
What is Christianity?
The currency used by the UK. (Hint:£)
What is British Pound Sterling?
What is a hospital?
Maintaining/preserving the health of a nation's people uses the _____ factors
What are preventative factors?
Regulates health and social care for adults in England
What is the Care Quality Commission (CQC)?
The UK’s government type.
What is Parliamentary Constitutional monarchy?
What are physicians and/or radiologists?
8/1000
What is the ratio of nurses to the main population in the UK?
Handles both acute and chronic/terminal patients.
Expected to provide "additional services"
What is The General Practice Surgery (GP)?
The estimated population (In millions) of the UK in 2015.
What is 64?
The name to refer to both Great Britain and Ireland as a whole.
What is the British Isles?
The way that specialty physicians and surgeons are payed
Salary/By the NHS
3/1000
What is the ratio of doctors to population in the UK?
The risk factor that has remained the highest risk/morbidity factor of the UK for longer than 10 years.
Develops treatment guidelines for common conditions
What is the National Institute for Health and Clinical Excellence (NICE)?
The UK's "Mega City"
What is London?
Where 99%~ of NGS funding comes from.
What are taxes?
1.5 Million
What is the amount of people that the NHS employs?
The GP provides "Enhanced services" on a ___-for-____ basis.
What is a fee-for-service basis?
4.3/1,000