population health final exam Flashcards

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What are the three main purposes of measurement in population health?

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Improvement, Research, Accountability

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Which of the following is NOT a part of the PDSA cycle?

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evaluate

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Which of the following is the key focus of accountability in population health?

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Reporting and oversight

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4
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What is the purpose of predictive analytics in healthcare?

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To anticipate future developments based on current data

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What does S.M.A.R.T stand for in the context of goal setting in population health?

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Specific, Measurable, Attainable, Realistic, Timebound

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Which model is used to evaluate the structures, processes, and outcomes in healthcare?

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Donabedian Model

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What is the key distinction between efficacy and effectiveness research in health services?

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Efficacy tests under ideal conditions, while effectiveness assesses in routine care

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Which of the following is a key stakeholder in accountability for population health?

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Individuals, families, and healthcare delivery systems

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What does the Triple Aim measurement framework focus on

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Improving population health, care experience, and cost

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he primary purpose of research in population health measurement is to assess the effectiveness of healthcare interventions.

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true

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Accountability in population health measurement is primarily concerned with improving patient care quality through direct feedback.

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false

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Predictive modeling helps forecast future healthcare trends and is focused on tailoring interventions to specific populations

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true

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13
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Which of the following is NOT a reason why most change efforts fail?

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Failure of Leadership

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14
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Which element is NOT part of the Switch Framework?

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Anchoring the Change

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Which strategy is essential to address the failure of execution in change efforts

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Ensuring strong communication and detailed planning

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The Kotter Eight-Step Change Model emphasizes which of the following in the initial phase?

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Creating a vision for change

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The Psychology of Change Framework focuses primarily on

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Building psychological safety and community involvement

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What is the main goal of the Kotter Eight-Step Change Model’s “Empower Action” phase?

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To identify and remove barriers to change

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Which of the following is a key element in the Switch Framework?

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Shaping the Path

20
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In the Kotter model, which step focuses on creating momentum and reinforcing commitment?

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Generating short-term wins

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Which of the following is NOT a recommended strategy for addressing the failure of will in change efforts?

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Engaging stakeholders early

22
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What is an important aspect of effective change management?

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Building collaborative teams

23
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Failure of execution in change efforts can be addressed through detailed planning, strong communication, and regular feedback loops

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The “Switch Framework” focuses on three key elements – directing the rider, motivating the elephant, and anchoring the change.

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What is the primary goal of public health advocacy?
To change public health policies
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What is the first step in the federal budget process?
angency planning
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Which of the following is a key distinction between advocacy and lobbying?
Advocacy supports causes, while lobbying involves direct action to influence legislation.
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What is an example of a public health advocacy activity
Organizing a public forum to discuss the impact of smoking
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Which advocacy strategy focuses on educating the public and influencing public opinion?
outside advocacy
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Which of the following is NOT a method of advocacy?
supporting a candidate for election
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What is the main benefit of coalition-building in advocacy
A larger support base and greater leverage with decision-makers
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Which phase of the federal budget process directly impacts funding for health programs?
Congressional Appropriations
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What is one of the primary responsibilities of public health professionals in advocacy?
To ensure public policies address health determinants
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What is a crucial element of effective communication in advocacy?
Focusing on local effects to influence policymakers
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Coalition-building in advocacy helps to amplify voices and provides greater access to resources.
true
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Public health advocacy is only concerned with issues related to healthcare services
false
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Lobbying often requires formal registration and regulation, especially for organizations.
true
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