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HSA 3150 Exam 3 Study Guide Detailed Questions And Expert Answers
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- HSA 3150
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HSA 3150 Exam 3 Study Guide Detailed Questions And Expert Answers
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HSA 3150 Exam 3 Study Guide Detailed QuestionsAnd Expert Answers
federal rulemaking process - ANS process through which federal agencies develop,
amend, or repeal rules
role of interest groups in rulemaking - ANS •Every policy affects one or more
interest groups
-Interest groups seek to influence rulemaking
-Result is intense lobbying
-Most politically powerful groups exert the greatest influence
•Example: Rulemaking that stemmed from the enactment of Medicare
Designing activity in policy implementation - ANS
operating activity in policy implementation - ANS
evaluating activity in policy implementation - ANS
Rules of rulemaking - ANS There are rules to making rules
-Federal Register Act of 1935
-Administrative Procedure Act of 1946
•Implementing agencies must publish proposed rules (i.e., a draft)
, •Those with interests can participate in the rulemaking prior to adoption of the
final rule
•Both are published in the Federal Register
Policy objectives - ANS •The way laws are written affects how they are
implemented
•Multiple objectives embedded in one policy can make implementation difficult
•Clearly articulated objectives help implementers more easily operate the
programs and procedures embedded within
Policy hypothesis - ANS •If the hypothesis is wrong, its operation will not solve the
problem the policy is intended to address
-Example: National Health Planning and Resources Development Act had a flawed
hypothesis
-Example: Older Americans Act had a clear underlying hypothesis
Flexibility in operating the policy - ANS •Although some flexibility can be
advantageous, vague directives can create additional problems
-Example: Occupational Safety and Health Act of 1970
•Restrictive language can also impede implementation
•Older Americans Act: provided extensive implementation guidance and flexibility
Characteristics of implementing organization - ANS •Good fit between
implementing organization and policy is determined by whether the organization:
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