Public health Flashcards

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Disease prevention - primary

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Prevent disease occurrence

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Disease prevention - secondary

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Screening early for disease

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Disease prevention - tertiary

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Treatment to reduce disability from disease

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Disease prevention - quaternary

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Identifying patients at risk of unnecessary treatment, protecting from the harm of new intervention

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Disease prevention - chemotherapy

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Tertiary Disease prevention

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Disease prevention - HPV vaccination

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Primary Disease prevention

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Disease prevention - pap smear

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Disease prevention Secondary

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Medicare and Medicaid

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Federal programs that originated from amendments to the Social Security Act

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Medicaid is joint ….

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Federal and state health assistance for people with very low income (indigent)

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Medicaid - coverage

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inpatient and outpatient hospital care 
physician service 
home health care 
Prescription drugs
Long term nursing home care 
dental care, eyeglasses, hearing aids
laboratory test and dialysis 
No co-payment or deductible
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Medicare is divided to

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part A, B, C, D

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Medicare is available to

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patients: 1. >= 65 years old 2. patients with certain disabilities 3. End stage renal disease

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Medicare part A coverage

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inpatient hospital costs
home health care
hospice care

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Medicare part B coverage

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physician fees, dialysis, physical therpay, lab tests, ambulance services, medical equipment

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Medicare part C coverage

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part A and B delivered by approved private companies

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Medicare part d coverage

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Prescription drugs

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usa - common cause of death in order - under 1

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  1. congenital malformations
  2. preterm birth
  3. SIDS
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usa - common cause of death in order - 1-14

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  1. Unintentional injury
  2. cancer
  3. congenital malformation
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usa - common cause of death in order - 15-34

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  1. Unintentional injury
  2. suicide
  3. homicide
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usa - common cause of death in order - 35-44

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  1. Unintentional injury
  2. cancer
  3. Heart disease
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usa - common cause of death in order - 45-64

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  1. cancer
  2. heart disease
  3. Unintentional injury
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usa - common cause of death in order - 64+

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  1. Heart disease
  2. cancer
  3. chronic respiratory disease
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Hospitalized conditions with frequent readmissions - medicate

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  1. Congestive HF
  2. Septicemia
  3. Pneumonia
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Hospitalized conditions with frequent readmissions - medicaid

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  1. Mood disorder
  2. Schizophrenia/psychotic disorder
  3. DM with complications
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Hospitalized conditions with frequent readmissions - private insurance
1. maintenance of chemotherapy or radiation 2. mood disorder 3. complications of surgical procedures or medical care
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Hospitalized conditions with frequent readmissions - uninsured
1. Mood disorders 2. Alcohol related disorders 3. Diabetes mellitus with complications
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Readmission means
readmission for any reason within 30 days of original admission
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Safety culture - definition/purpose
organizational environment in which everyone can freely bring up safety concerns without fear of censure. --> Facilitates errors identifications event reporting systems collect data on errors for internal and external monitoring
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PDSA cycle?
Process improvement model to test changes in real clinical setting. Impact on patients: Plan - define problem and solution DO - test new process Study - measure and analyze data Act - integrate new process into regular workflow
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Swiss cheese model - definition
In complex organizations, flaws in multiple process and systems may align to cause patient harm. Focuses on systems and conditions rather than an individuals error
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Swiss cheese model - sequence
Organizational factors --> unsafe supervision --> preconditions --> unsafe acts --> HARM
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Types of medical errors may involve
1. patient identification 2. diagnosis 3. monitoring 4. nosocomial infections 5. medications 6. procedures 7. devises 8. documentation 9. handoffs
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medical errors are divided to
1. active error | 2. latent error
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active medical error
occurs at level of frontline operator (eg. wrong IV pump dose programmed) --> immediate impact
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latent medical error
occurs in process indirect from operator but impacts patient care (eg. different type of IV pumps used within same hospital) --> accident waiting to happen
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Medical error analysis are divided to
1. Root cause analysis | 2. failure mode and effect analysis
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Medical error analysis - Root cause analysis - definition
Uses records and participant interviews to identify all the underlying problems that led to an error --> categories of causes include process, people (providers or patients), environment, equipment, materials, management
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Medical error analysis - Root cause analysis - characteristics
- Retrospective approach applied after failure event to prevent recurrence - plotted on fishbone (Ishikawa, cause-and-effect) diagram. Fix causes with corrective action plan
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Medical error analysis - failure mode and effect analysis - definition
Uses inductive reasoning to identify all the ways a process might fail and prioritize these by their probability of occurrence and impact on patients
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Medical error analysis - failure mode and effect analysis - characteristics
Forward-looking approach applied before implementation to prevent failure occurrence
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Quality measurements - appearance
Plotted on run and controls charts
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Quality measurements - outcome - measures and example
impact on patients (eg. average HbA1c of patients with diabetes)
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Quality measurements - Process - measure and example
performance of system as planned (eg. ratio of patients whose HbA1c was measured the past 6 months)
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Quality measurements - Balancing - measure and example
impact on other systems/outcomes (eg. Incidence of hypoglycemia among those patients
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if poor and over 65 - medicare vs medicaid
madicare is first use, then medicaid
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deductible
the amount the patient must pay out of pocket before the insurance company begins cover expenses
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co-payment
typically 20% of the total bill that the patient must pay
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medicaid not cover
routine physicals, eye, ears examinations for glasses and hearing aids, immunizations, rootine foot care, most self administrated drugs
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medicare vs medicaid according to deductible
medicare --> applicable | medicaid --> not
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medicare vs medicaid according to co-payment
medicare --> applicable | medicaid --> not
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LONG TERM CARE - Nursing homes and related facilities are classified and priced according to the level of care that they offer -divisions and definitions
1. assisted living --> limited care, for example meals and houskeeping and typically (36000/year) 2. skilled nursing home --> proferssional nursing care (at least 75000/year)
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medicare vs medicaid according to federal and states
both federal | medicaid --> federal AND STATES
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health care expenditures in usa have increased because of the
increasing age of the population ,advance in medical technology and availability of health care to the poor and elderly through Medicaid and Medicare, respectively