1.14 - Components of Population Studies

Question 0

It refers to the health policy of hospitals and other institutions.

Answer 0

Clinical policy

Question 1

These are courses of action that affect the set of institutions, organizations, services and funding arrangements of the health care system.

Answer 1

Health policies

Question 2

These are policies in communities when dealing with diseases.

Answer 2

Public health policy

Question 3

The Policy Analysis Triangle is composed of what elements?

Answer 3

Context
Content
Process
Actors

Question 4

This refers to people who are not policy makers but have undue influence on the policy makers.

Answer 4

Policy elites

Question 5

Focusing events that are temporary and transient is an example of what type of context?

Answer 5

Situational context

Question 6

Political and economic institutions that are relatively permanent comprise what type of context?

Answer 6

Structural context

Question 7

Authority, minorities, gender, and religion is part of what context?

Answer 7

Cultural context

Question 8

_______________ context reflects globalization and how it affects local policies in the country.

Answer 8

Exogenous/international

Question 9

What are the steps in the process of policy making?

Answer 9

Problem identification
Policy formulation
Policy implementation
Policy evaluation

Question 10

A type of policy analysis that is retrospective and which monitors and evaluates a current policy.

Answer 10

Analysis of policy

Question 11

A type of policy analysis that is prospective, employs strategic scenario building, and is used in planning for new policies is called:

Answer 11

Analysis for policy

Question 12

What three factors or dimensions are important to consider when moving towards universal health care?

Answer 12

Population coverage
Service coverage
Cost coverage

Question 13

True or False: The Philippines is poor in terms of population coverage.

Answer 13

False. It is poor in terms of service and costs coverage.