Other Flashcards

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preventable adverse drug event

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harm experienced because of a medication due to a preventable error

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ameliorable adverse drug event

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harm experienced by a patient due to medication where severity of duration could be substantially reduced if different actions had been taken

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strategies to reduce error

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do not use problematic abbreviations

do not hand write prescriptions

double check

use computerized order entry

communication with patient - information, check understanding, verbal and written instructions

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IHI Triple Aim

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improving the patient experience of care

improving health of populations

reducing per capita cost of health care

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patient-centered medical home

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a medical home that is not just a place but as a model of the organization of primary care that delivers the core functions of primary health care

relationship-based primary care that meets the individual patient and family’s needs, preferences, and priorities

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five functions and attributes of the medical home

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comprehensive care

patient-centered

coordinated care

accessible services

quality and safety

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What are some ways that the Affordable Care Act improves insurance quality?

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young people stay on their parent’s insurance till 26

preventative services must be covered without cost

closing Medicare Part D donut hole

all plans must have a floor that will cover essential health benefits

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How does the Affordable Care Act protect consumers?

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nobody can be denied coverage or charge higher premiums because of pre-existing conditions

women cannot be charged higher rates than men (gender rating)

no lifetime limits on care

iinsurance cannot drop coverage for any reason except fraud or intentional misrepresentation

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three factors that determine an individual’s premium

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age - 3x more for older adults

tobacco use - up to 1.5 times more

where you live

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Affordable Care Act pathways of access and pay for coverage

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marketplace, medicaid, financial assistance

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Get Covered Illinois

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one-stop shop for all health insurance options

periods of open enrollment

only qualified plans can be sold on the marketplace

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existing medicaid programs

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All Kids - covers children under a certain income regardless of immigration status

FamilyCare - covers parents of children under 19 under a certain income

Moms and Babies - covers pregnant women under a certain income regardless of immigration status

Medicaid for the Aged, Blind, and DIsabled - provides coverage for older adults and disabled people under a certain income

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in-person assistance - navigators

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federal and state funds

duties to promote outreach, facilitate enrollment, provide ongoing support

cannot be hired by insurance providers

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in-person assistance - certified application counselors (CACs)

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volunteers, no funding

participate in similar tranings as navigators and IPAs

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