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Health economics midterm UPDATED ACTUAL Exam Questions and CORRECT Answers the 3 A's of outcomes movement - CORRECT ANSWER - Accessibility Affordability Accountability Trade offs - CORRECT ANSWER - choosing alternative option with better value for their time/money opportunity cost - CORRECT ANSWER - choosing next best option/alternative when considering the use of time/money

Health Economics Exam 1 UPDATED ACTUAL Exam Questions and CORRECT Answers Why should we be concerned about the percent of GDP spent on healthcare? - CORRECT ANSWER - 20% of GDP is spent on healthcare on healthcare. If you think about spending 20% of your paycheck on something, it is major and it matters. Production Function - CORRECT ANSWER - The relationship between inputs and outputs Marginal Cost vs. Total cost - CORRECT ANSWER - the change in the total cost that arises w...

Health Economics Exam 1 UPDATED Exam Questions and CORRECT Answers What is health economics? - CORRECT ANSWER - Application of various micro-economic tools to health issues and problems. Promotes a better understanding of health care problems so that corrective health policies can be designed and proposed. Health care resources - CORRECT ANSWER - Medical supplies (latex gloves), Personnel (Physicians, lab assistants), Capital inputs (hospitals), How does economics apply to heal...

Health Economics Midterm 1 UPDATED ACTUAL Exam Questions and CORRECT Answers Why has health care spending increased as a share of GDP over time? - CORRECT ANSWER - -Share of NHE was 17.8% of GDP. Expected to rise. Reasons this share has increased over time? 1.) more health care services are being bought. 2.) higher quality services using the latest technology are being purchased. 3.) health care prices have grown faster than other pric

Health Economics Midterm 1 UPDATED Exam Questions and CORRECT Answers Describe the institutional arrangements that our society has created to deal with the uncertainty - CORRECT ANSWER - a) Demand for insurance b) Provider decisions about treatment (e.g., medical practice variations) c) Quality of care inference by patients (licensing) d) FDA regulation of drugs and medical devices What are the main drivers of healthcare expenditures? - CORRECT ANSWER -

Health Economics: Exam 1 UPDATED Exam Questions and CORRECT Answers 1. The intrinsic value of health can be measured in terms of: a. degree to which people feel better. b. reduced absenteeism rates. c. increased output per worker. d. answers (a), (b), and (c) are correct - CORRECT ANSWER better health situations. - a), b) and c) all interpret Rather than aggregate health expenditures, we often look at real expenditures per capita. This calculation requires us to deflate the ...

Health Economics UPDATED ACTUAL Exam Questions and CORRECT Answers In general health care organizations in the US have what Bodenheimer refers to as FOUR MAJOR ACTORS all which have a significant amount of influence on the structure of our organization and ultimately our healthcare system. PIPS - CORRECT ANSWER - Purchasers: employers and governments Insurers: medicadid.. Providers... Suppliers PIPS - CORRECT ANSWER - Purchaser: individuals, employers, government

Why has health care spending increased as a share of GDP over time? - ANSWER-Share of NHE was 17.8% of GDP. Expected to rise. Reasons this share has increased over time? 1.) more health care services are being bought. 2.) higher quality services using the latest technology are being purchased. 3.) health care prices have grown faster than other prices. Why is health care different? - ANSWER1.) uncertainty. -Demand Side: how much will i spend on health care this year? -Supply Side:...

Test Bank for An Invitation to Health, 20th Edition by Lisa Tunks. 1. Taking Charge of Your Health. 2. Emotional and Spiritual Well-Being. 3. Caring for Your Mind. 4: Stress Management. 5. Personal Nutrition. 6. Body Composition and Weight Management. 7. Physical Activity and Fitness. 8. Communicating and Connecting. 9. Sexual Health. 10. Reproductive Options. 11. Sexually Transmitted Infections. 12. Major Diseases. 13. Infectious Diseases. 14. Consumer Health. 15. Addictive Behaviors and Drugs....