UNIT 6

Question 1

is the act of practicing healthy habits on a daily basis to
attain better physical and mental health outcomes, so that instead of just surviving,

Answer 1

Wellness

Question 2

“a state of complete physical, mental and social well-being and not merely the absence of disease or infirmity.”

Answer 2

Health (WHO)

Question 3

Connecting with friends or loved ones is a great way to help improve your physical and mental health.

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Social connectedness

Question 4

This is a great way to connect and catch up with the people that matter the most to you.

Answer 4

Social connectedness

Question 5

By adding wholesome ingredients to your plate, you’ll be taking steps towards becoming a healthier you.

Answer 5

Nutrition

Question 6

Take a moment right now to consider your own mind and how you are feeling.

Answer 6

Mindfulness

Question 7

a health benefit where employees are reimbursed by their company for their medical expenses.

Answer 7

healthcare reimbursement plan, sometimes called a health reimbursement arrangement

Question 8

will be put into much focus and attention through careful and convenient tracking and monitoring of the individual’s habits, daily activities, and lifestyle.

Answer 8

Wellness

Question 9

is expected to increase as the cost-benefit ratios establish the cost effectiveness of customer education.

Answer 9

third-party reimbursement

Question 10

refers to the equal distribution of goods and services.

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Justice

Question 11

are tangible, predictable expenditures specifically associated with the actual delivery of an education program.

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Direct costs

Question 12

This portion of an organizational budget is almost always the largest of any healthcare facility’s total predictable expenditure.

Answer 12

Direct cost

Question 13

are also fixed or variable.

Answer 13

Direct cost

Question 14

are those costs that are predictable and remain the same over time. They are also controllable.

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Fixed cost

Question 15

These are those costs that, in the case of healthcare organizations, depending on volume.

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Variable cost

Question 16

are those costs that may be fixed.

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Indirect cost

Question 17

These costs (which, coincidentally, are also categorized as fixed costs) include, but are certainly not limited to, institutional overhead such as heating or cooling, light, space, and support services of maintenance, housekeeping, security, and equipment.

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Indirect cost

Question 18

are those costs that can be neither anticipated nor accounted for until after the fact.

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Hidden cost

Question 19

are prepared based on what is known and predictable, with projections for variability included.

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Organizational budgets

Question 20

are realized when hospital stays are shortened or fall within the DRG length of stay when patients sustain fewer complications.

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Cost savings

Question 21

is a result of increased patient satisfaction stemming from educational programs.

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Cost-benefit

Question 22

In this era of “capturing” a patient population for lifetime coverage, patient satisfaction is critical to the individual’s return for future healthcare services.

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Cost-benefit

Question 23

results when either the patient or insurer pays a fee for service for the educational services provided.

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Cost recovery

Question 24

is realized by marketing health education programs offered for a fee (service fee).

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Cost recovery

Question 25

Also, under Medicare and Medicaid guidelines, reimbursement may be made for programs “furnished by providers of services to the extent that the programs are appropriate, integral parts in the rendition of covered services which are reasonable and necessary for the treatment of the individual’s illness or injury”

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Cost recovery

Question 26

refers to income realized over and above program costs.

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Revenue generation