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Healthcare Test 1

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What is Financing? Necessary to OBTAIN health insurance or to PAY for health care services
What is insurance? PROTECTS insured against catastrophic risks when needing expensive health care services. Also, determines the package of health services that insures is ENTITLED to receive.
What is Delivery? the TERMS of healthcare services and the ACCEPTANCE of insurance payments directly for those services
What is Payment? REIMBURSEMENT to providers for services delivered.
Explain National Health System (Great Britain) *Taxes are the source of $$ *Government pays the bills *Government operates the institutions *Providers are government employees or contract employees
Explain National Health Insurance (CANADA) *Taxes fund most of the services *Government administers the insurance, sets the rate of provider reimbursement and pays the bills *Most services are delivered through private providers-caregivers
Explain Socialized Health Insurance (GERMANY) *Government is the source of funding with mandates $$ from employers and employees *Insurance companies are private, not for profit. They collect $ and pay providers *Services are delivered through private providers *Government sets policy for services
3 examples of health objectives obtained in Healthy People 2010 1.)Access to quality health services 2.)Diabetes 3.)Cancer 4.)Arthritis, osteoporosis
Benefits of outpatient services *lower cost of services *Technology expanded and improved *potential for more procedures in a shorter time led to shorter hospital stays *Greater access to prevention and early tx for the uninsured and underinsured *Pt and family satisfaction
How many US Citizens are insured? 46+ Million (16%) of US pop.
Responsibilities of professional nurses in seeking improvements in the system. 1.Advocate – lobby, join NSNA/professional orgs 2.Teach – follow up with Pt, explain preventative health care 3.Provide expert care – stay up-to-date on research, best practices, policies; offer provider referrals, screenings
Factors that influence our personal state of health Environment, lifestyle, heredity, medical care
Explain Social Justice equitable distribution of services and belief that health care is good for society and economy
Explain Capitalism emphasizes INDIVIDUAL over society and is based on individual ability to pay.
Name 3 bills and their standings 1.) Safe Patient Handling: passed in the senate but died in the house when failed to make agenda 2.) Impaired practitioner: Passed in both chambers- presenting to Governor 3.) Consumer Access To Healthcare: passed in both Chambers- presenting to Governo
2 most common reasons people are admitted to nursing homes for care immobility (80%) and Incontinence (66%)
The sources of funds for medical expenditures for uncompensated (no payment for services received) care Medicaid, federal grants to nonprofit hospitals, charitable organizations
Identify at least 8 barriers to health care for racial and ethnic minorities. Language, Education, Tradition, Transportation, location, Money, care values, accessibility to HCP
Created by: lpreuss311
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