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According to current estimates, what percentage of a person’s health status is determined by location?
60%
Which of the following determinants exerts the least influence?
Genetics (8-10%), compared to medical care (20%), behaviors (20%), and social/societal (55%)
As of 2015, what percentage of countries have NO mental health policy?
40%
What does STEEEP stand for?
Safe, timely, effective, efficient, equitable, and patient-centered care.
T/F: The sum of spending on healthcare delivery and the SDOH in the U.S. is about the same as other countries
True
T/F: Nearly 75% of payments in the U.S. HC system come from public funds
False (closer to 50%)
When considering waste in the U.S., what is not included?
FFS (fee-for-service)
- What IS included: overtreatment, admin waste, pricing failures, failure of delivery/coordination, fraud/abuse. 25% of GDP (800B) is waste
Some of the ways in which the ACA improved coverage include all of the following except:
Instituting bundle payments for providers
What is the triple aim of the U.S. healthcare system? (aka their 3 goals):
Lower per capita costs, improve population health, and improve patient care/the patient experience (less over/underuse)
What is the reliability (aka how successful the U.S. is at applying evidence based medicine) for appropriate care?
55-60%
What are the principles of the CHA (1984)?
Universality, accessibility, publicly funded, comprehensive, portability
What is NOT covered by the NHS in the UK?
Long-term care
Which healthcare system does France most closely resemble?
A cross between Beveridge, Bismarck, and an NHI model.
Italy’s NHI generates revenue for the national insurance by?
VAT and corporate taxes.
T/F: The Swiss system is built on the Bismarck model with mandated health insurance, utilizing public insurance exchanges.
False