Health Science, chapter 2, Health Care Systems

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What events have lead to changes in healthcare

wars, pandemics, new tack, changing demographics

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What are some new health related changes

new drugs, revised treatments, emerging diseases.

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Why must healthcare workers be aware of changes

to remain competent and ethical

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What are some current trends in healthcare

cost containment, home healthcare, technology influence, societal status

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What is cost containment

controlling rising healthcare costs while acheiving maximimun benefit for every dollar spent

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When was the affordable healthcare act passed

2010

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What are the 4 parts of the ACA

1)everyone must be insured

2)everyone has to play

3)govt will help pay

4)fairer rules

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What is the goal of the ACA

to make healthcare cheaper and more accessable

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What are 4 technological advancements that add to the cost of healthcare

organ transplants, artificial hearts, computer/scans, higher life expectancy bc of tech means more care

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How does an aging pop mean an increase in HC prices

more pharmaceuticals, more chronic diseases, demand for HC has increased

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What are health related lawsuits

lawsuits related to malpractice

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What is defensive medicine

ordering unnecessary tests to avoid lawsuits

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What are the consequences of high cost

limiting services to the wealthy and reducing access for he less fortunate

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What is a diagnostic related group

congressional attempt to control medicare/aid costs, by having a set price for each condition

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What are hospital acquired diseases

Diseases that you get during your hospital stay

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What is medicare

care for elderly

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What is Fee-per-service

Paying for each treatment

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What is value based care

paying for a group of treatments in a bundle

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What are HMOs and PPOs

help share services and lower cost per patient

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What is the combination of services

agencies combine services to avoid duplication

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What are outpatient services

receiving care without hospital admission

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What u=is mass/bulk purchasing

purchasing a lot of materials, so it is less money overall

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What are early intervention/preventative services

preventing illness is more cost effective than curing it

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What is energy conservation

monitoring and reducing energy useage

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What is the agency for Healthcare research and quality

They improve quality , affordability, and accessibility of HC

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What is the role of HC workers

maintaining quality while minimizing waste

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What is the role of HC consumers

be responsible, know options, prevent illness

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What is home health care

services that can be provided at home instead of at a hospital

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Advantages of Home HC

lower cost, familiar environment, promotes independence and recovery

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What is the definition of geriatric care

care for the elderly

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What is the goal of geriatric care

To ensure the elderly are healthy, happy, and social

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What are 2 factors that contribute to the growth of geriatric care

longer life expectancy, baby boom

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What are 4 examples of geriatric facilities or services

Adult day care, retirement communities, living facilities, long term care facillities

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What is telemedicine

Using computers and other devices to provide HC services

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What are 2 methods of Telemedicine

interactive video conferencing, transmission of imaging and data

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What are the benefits of telemedicne

increased access to HC, less need to travel, quicker specialist connection

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What are 3 applications of Telemedicine

monitoring for chronic conditions, follow up appointments, emergency services support

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Define wellness

Keeping the whole body stable including feelings, brain, and soul

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What are 5 different types of wellness

physical, emotional, social, mental, spiritual

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What is the definition of CAM ( conventional alternative Methods) of HC

HC services not traditionally used but can be used with or alternatively to regular HC

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6 examples of CAM therapy

ayurvedic, chinese practitioners, chiropractors, homeopaths, hypnopaths, naturopaths

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What is pandemic prepardness

1) Where is disease

2) Inform public

3) Supplies

4) Vaccines

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What are 2 examples of pandemics

influenza(1918) and COVID

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What is biotechnology

use of genetic and biochem to develop technologies in HC

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What are the benefits of Biotech

more effective treatments, personalized medicine for genetic profile.

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