UK Healthcare Flashcards

1
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____ _____ _____: states that healthcare should be free at the point of delivery.

A

National Health Service

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2
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National Health Service (NHS) is funded by ______

Policy and strategy decisions are made by ______

A

Funded by taxation

Policy/strategy made by the Department of Health

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3
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____ & ____ allow patients to seek direct access to hospitals for either outpatient or inpatient care

A

Accident & Emergency

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4
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Without an incident of Accident or Emergency how do patients receive hospital services?

A

Via a referral from their GP

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5
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____ ____ ____ = Membership bodies of GPs

A

Clinical Commissioning Groups

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6
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Clinical Commissioning Groups (CCGs) are governed by….? [x3]

A

Elected GPs, a nurse, a secondary care consultant

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GPs act as (primary/secondary) care providers.
Similar to (type of physician).
Usually work in…

A

GPs act as PRIMARY care providers.
Similar to FAMILY DOCTOR
Usually work in primary care center as a team but may be private practice.

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GPs provide (services list)
And frequently work with...
A

GPs provide health education, lifestyle advice, vaccinations, and simple surgery
Frequently work with midwives, health visitors, social care and mental health workers.

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9
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GPs can/can not refer to chiropractors?

A

They can but do not have to.

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10
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What is a Specialist Medical Practitioner?

A

An MD/GP with specialist training

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Where do Specialist Medical Practitioners work?
How do they receive their training?
Who set’s their training qualifications?

A

In hospitals, taking GP referrals.

Their Royal College oversees their post grad training & is set by the medical regulator (General Medical Council)

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12
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Responsibility of chiropractor in regards to NHS.

A

Determine if the patient is within your scope to treat OR send them for a referral

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13
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Benefits for private insurance

A

Allows greater choice over where/when a patient is treated & provides shorter waiting times
Some insurances reimburse chiropractic

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14
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Most common insurance companies [x4]

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BUPA, Axa PPP, Aviva, PruHealth

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15
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Stipulations for registration with insurance

A

Accredited, clean record, 5 years experience, insured, certification, & insurance companies paperwork

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16
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GCCs Purpose

A

PROTECT THE PUBLIC

by. ..
1. sets chiropractic educational standards
2. sets standards of practice & professional behavior

17
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2016 “New” Code does not contain…

A

“Guidance”. Information on advertising, candour, confidentiality, consent, boundaries, & social media