Phc programs - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

What did the declaration of alma-ata do? Answer Promoted a shift towards a primary health care model What is primary care? Answer The first contact between individuals and the health care system. It usually relates to the curative treatment of disease, rehabilitation and preventative measures, such as immunization, smoking cessation, and dietary changes -might not be intersectoral, nor comprehensive What is primary health care? Answer Comprehensive care that includes disease prevention, c...

PHC programs are visualized as an integral, permanent, and pervasive part of the formal health care system of any country, and is added on to other programs to ensure efficiency of operations. - Answer False All of the following are included in the definition of the Alma-Ata declaration EXCEPT: - Answer fixed costs for care to prevent household bankruptcy Which of the following is NOT a key element of PHC? - Answer Cooperative Insurance coverage Which of the following is False abo...

CNUR 401: Module 1Module 1: Introduction - correct answer Introduction 7 Community Health Standards of Practice - correct answer 1. Health Promotion 2. Prevention and Health Protection 3. Health Maintenance, Restoration, and Palliation 4. Professional Relationships 5. Capacity Building 6. Access and Equality 7. Professional Responsibility and Accountability Standard 1: Health Promotion - correct answer CHNs integrate health promotion into their practice. "Health promotion is the pr...

What did the declaration of alma-ata do? - Answer Promoted a shift towards a primary health care model What is primary care? - Answer The first contact between individuals and the health care system. It usually relates to the curative treatment of disease, rehabilitation and preventative measures, such as immunization, smoking cessation, and dietary changes -might not be intersectoral, nor comprehensive What is primary health care? - Answer Comprehensive care that includes diseas...

Chapter 03: The Changing U.S. Health and Public Health Care Systems Stanhope: Public Health Nursing: Population-Centered Health Care in the Community, 9th Edition MULTIPLE CHOICE 1. In the United States, the majority of health care dollars are spent on: a. prescription drugs. b. hospital care. c. physician services. d. public health services (PHSs). ANS: B The largest share of health care expenditures goes to pay for hospital care, with physician services the next largest i...

D053: Contemporary Topics and the Influence on Healthcare Today Exam 2023 Questions and Answers (Verified Answers) Unit 2: Healthcare Trends and Practice - (Modules 1, 2, & 3) 1. Explain your understanding of Micro, Macro and Mezzo 2. Why are interdisciplinary rounds beneficial to patients? -Ensure patient centered, coordinated care. “Coordination of care should begin with a review of the patient’s status with input from each team member. This should be followed by a discussion and cl...

Health huinhuyuhgyybtgbghhu seen as an objective process, characterized by functional stability, balance and integrity Wellness an overall state of well-being or total health, a subjective experience an objective state of ill health, pathology of disease can be detected by medical science Illness a subjective experience of loss of health Subjective based on personal feelings, tastes or opinions Objective not influenced by personal feelings or opinions in considering and representing fa...

HISTORY OF PUBLIC HEALTH IN THE PHILIPPINES Public Health • Ecological in perspective, multi- sectoral in scope and collaborative in strategy • It aims to improve the health of community through an organized community effort History of Public Health in the Philippines based on socio-political periods 1. Pre-American Occupation (up to 1898) 2. American Military Government (1898-1907) 3. Philippine Assembly (1907-1916) 4. The Jones Law (1916-1936) 5. The Commonwealth(1936-1941) 6. Japanese Occ...

A nurse is working to reform a program that was based on the Elizabethan Poor Law of 1601. Which of the following programs is the nurse most likely working on? a. Welfare b. Food Stamps c. Medicaid d. Medicare ANS: C The Poor Law guaranteed medical care for poor, blind, and “lame” individuals, making it most similar to Medicaid since this program provides medical insurance to these types of individuals. Welfare provides more than health care. Food stamps do not provide medical care...

MHA 707 Exam C QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS NHEA Benefits - ANSWERS Comprehensive: includes all major components of health care system in unified, mutually exclusive, and exhaustive structure Multidimensional: encompasses expenditures as well as payers Consistent: applies a common set of definitions that permits longitudinal comparisons Published by DHHS Accounts in the NHEA - ANSWERS National Health Expenditures: NHE Health Consumption Expenditures: HCE Personal Healt...