Evolution of Health Care Flashcards

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Time Periods of Health Care

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-Colonial (pre-1850)
-Institutionalization (1850-1900)
-emergence of scientific method in HC (1900-1945)
-Logistics and Planning (WWII-1980)
-Cost Containment (70s-2000)
-HC rationing (now)

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Pre-1850 medical models

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-Galen’s four humors must be balanced
-Miasma theory (bad air)
-religous punishment

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Colonial providers (pre-1850)

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-loose collection of unrelated services
-most sucess went to good advertisers
-often had another job
-apprentice
-circuit rider (dr came to patient)
-bled many pt to death

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First Pharmacy school

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-formed in 1821
-2 yr degree

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Emergence of New Technologies of Care in Colonial period

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-1757 smallpox vax
-1846 ether anesthetic
-1847 chloroform
-1847 when to use ether vs chloroform
-1847 germ theory, keep tools clean

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Institutionalization Period (1850-1900)

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-1854 shutting off contaminated water pipe ended chloera epidemic = sanitization and public health
-1865 sterilize med equipment
-pastuerization
-1870s- causes of anthrax and septicemia
-surgery became theoretically possible with hygiene and anesthesia

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Purdue Rx formed

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1884

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Hospitals during industrialization period

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-established in urban areas
-place to die
-place for dr to share ideas and network
-first dispensaries of health care

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Emergence of scientific method (1900-1930)

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-1900 John Hopkins
-1909 anti-syphilitic activity of salvarsan
-1918 flu pandemic case study in epidemiology
-1928 fleming and penicillin

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More technological breakthroughs

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-science of disease
-medicine as science
-inc power of drs

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European approach to health care

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-PUBLIC health
-financed thru gov

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US approach to health care

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-PERSONAL health
-who paid

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medicine worked diligently to eliminate competition until

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only a real dr would do

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Evolution of payment

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-pre1850: ducks, grain
-1850-1900: success for a few prominent individuals
-1900-1945: development of the concept of health insurance
-1945-1970: vast expansion, hospitals subsidized by feds, medicare/medicaid

-medical industrial complex babey

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Payment methods to lower costs and reduce MD power

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-1970-1980s: health planning to ensure resources used efficiently, but still based on fee for service
-1990s: recognition of out of control costs- regulations written to cause fierce competition, hope for free market to lower costs
-2000s: growing public subsidy of the cost of health care along w greater control

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Private insurance

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-almost unique to the US
-early versions started to keep income up for hospitals
-BLUE cross/shield were formed to ensure drs and hospitals were paid money for services provided

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WWII

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-key issue in evolution of US hc
-employer insurance

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employer-purchased insurance

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-WWII
-gov froze wages
-corps competed for employees w benefits bc they could not raise wages
-court said hc benefits were not taxable income so lowkey employer provides it for free to employee

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Post WWII impact

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-fed support for medical research
-concept of HC as a right
-gov responsible to monitor and organize HC for everyone (GI experience)
-hospital construction funded by gov
-medicare/medicaid in the 60s so employers were off the hook
-quality of care began to equate to quality of job

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Health Planning Period (1970-1980)

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-short-lived attempt of gov to control quality
-coordination of number and types of hosptitals/equipment
-health planning/public service ammendments = funds for health planning agencies but failed
-Health Planning and Resources Development act
-Health Maintenance Organization act 1973

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Post HMO act

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-health insurance way more inflation than economy

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Cost Containment Period (1980-1990s)

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-consumers would make best choices
-rolled back regulation
-competition for HC services would make them better
-for profit health care
-marketing
-limited resources and high costs
-pressure from gov and employers to keep it cheap
-substantial growth of managed care

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HC rationing (NOW)

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-federalization, cost-shifting, rationing HC
-inc involvement of fed gov in HV
-new strategies to spread costs (req enrollment in part D for elders)
-rationing/limiting access
-continued attempts to prevent HC system crash
-PPAAC as a law to reform insurance industry

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Explain the major trends in development of HC for predominant health problems

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1850-1900: epidemics of infections
-1900-WWII: events, trauma, infections of individuals
-WWII-1990s: chronic life-style disease (heart attack, stroke, cancer)
-present/future: chronic disease, depression, alzheimers

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Explain the major trends in development of HC for technology

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-1850-1900: none
-1900-WWII: growth of med sciences, surgery
-WWII-1990s: Cat scans, radiation, drugs
-present/future: biotech, genome project

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Explain the major trends in development of HC for social organization

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-1850-1990: left to ur own resources or charity
-1990-WWII: beginning of gov efforts to care for those who couldn’t care themselves, great depression, welfare state
-WWII-1990s: concept of HC as a right; gov responsibility to monitor and organize HC for everyone, medicare/medicaid
-present/future: greater centralization/control in fed gov, national health insurance, cost control

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The big three

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-ability to provide care
-people who receive care
-way to pay

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BIG three Colonial Period

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-ability: none, leeches
-population: everyone had equal opportunity to die
-payment: ducks

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BIG three of 1850-1900

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-ability: public health era
-population: cities over towns, but most benefit
-payment: gov funded infrastructure

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1900-WWII big three

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-ability: medicine as science
-population: who could afford the most
-payment: wealthy then the rest of the ppl w employer insurance

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WWII-1990s big three

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-ability: HC as a right
-population: supposedly everyone but major differences in quality of care
-payment: insurance or gov agencies for less able

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present/future big three

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-ability: HC out of control, chronic issues, end of life issues
-population: emergence of healthcare rationing, HCS failure
-payment: growing gov role, higher costs for those who dont care for selves

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Gov involvement in HC is a requirement bc

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we need someone that can say NO

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What comes next?

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-more gov involvement, maybe national health insurance
-maybe rationing

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HC rationing by gov

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-limit access to care
-restrict # of Rxs per month
-amt of time in program
-limit procedures available

-NICE in the UK

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HC rationing by commercial insurance

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-higher costs for smokers, obese, high risk patients

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The value argument

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–why is this product good for its price compared to competitors