week 5 Flashcards

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what is the difference between hospice and palliative care?

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Hospice must be indicated by a Terminal illness less than six months to live and does not extend their lives
Palliative care is along side curative treatment and can begin at time of diagnosis

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private health systems

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Profit versus nonprofit
Outside of governmental control
Influenced by business management
Economics central factor
Proactive decisions

Focus on individual curative measures
Example – OB/GYN office

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public health systems

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Authority in states
Influenced by social and political theory
Slow decisions
voting shifts, term limits, decide efficiency

Addressed at federal state and local levels
Focus on population health, disease prevention, health promotion, and rehab

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4
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what does the legislative branch do in the policy process?

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Makes laws
Identifies problems

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5
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what does the executive branch do in the policy process?

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vetoes or passes laws
Regulates policy

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What’s the judicial branch do in the policy process?

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Decides if the laws are constitutional

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Advocacy

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Community focus
Act of supporting a cause or proposal

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lobbying

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Promotes, or secures the passage of legislation by influencing public officials

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9
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all lobbying is advocacy….

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But not all advocacy is lobbying

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affordable care act

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Obama care
Medicaid expansion
Emphasis on preventative care and ensure regulations

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how can the affordable care act be applied to people?

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Employer
healthcare insurance marketplace – monitor private insurance companies
Government – Medicaid

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12
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What are the changes made to preventative healthcare as a result of ACA?

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does not cover yearly and lifetime limits

cannot deny coverage for adults/kids with chronic illnesses

must include preventative and contraceptive care

Cannot drop sick clients

Cannot charge males or females differently

Covers dependent kids until 26 years old

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13
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Who is eligible for Medicare?

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Greater than 65 years old and disabled

No income requirement

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Who is eligible for Medicaid?

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Aids Low income, below poverty line , “blameless” and limited resources

State-based insurance

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Hill Burton act

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Build hospitals where they were needed, and where they would be sustainable through construction grants and loans

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16
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COBRA

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Consolidated omnibus budget, reconciliation act

Gives workers and their families who lose their health benefits, the right to choose to continue group health benefits provided by their health plan for limited periods of time

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EMTALA

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emergency medical treatment and labor act

Requires hospitals, with emergency departments to provide medical screening examinations to anyone who comes through the ED

Prohibits hospitals & ED’s from refusing to examine or treat

18
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philanthropic healthcare system

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Specific disorders via funding mechanisms

Private donations, finance research

Example– planned parenthood

19
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how is Medicare funded?

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100% federally funded

20
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Does Medicare cover dental or vision?

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No, Medicaid does

21
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medicare part A

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hospital
Facilities
Home health

22
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medicare part B

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Elective purchase
Outpatient
Equipment
Labs
Ambulance

23
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medicare part C

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Advantage plan
HMO/PPO
Also, includes parts A and B
Drug prescription

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Medicare part D

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prescription drug coverage

25
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HMO care plans

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prepaid plans
Fixed monthly payment and co-pays
Requires gatekeeper to oversee care

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PPO care plan

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consumer has no gatekeeper
Fee-for-service basis

27
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First phase of US health system

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Health concerns relating to social in public health issues

Family and friends provide the most healthcare in home

People avoided hospital

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Second phase of US health system

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Focus on controlling a cute infectious diseases

Growth of hospitals and health departments

water purity, sanitary sewage, disposal, housing

Insulin and sulfa drugs

29
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third phase of US health system

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Shift away from acute directing towards chronic health problems

birth of nurse practitioners and midwives

Start of community-based clinics

Increased role of insurance companies

30
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fourth phase of US health system

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Limited resources

Emphasis on containing costs

Computers and Internet

Hospitals – more intensive care

31
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Social Security

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collectively funded program for limited economic resources due to no longer working

32
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Who can receive Social Security?

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Retired people
disabled people
widows
Spouses
Children

33
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Is social security a retirement program?

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No, it is not enough alone for a full retirement

34
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WSCC

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Frame work to address health in schools
Emphasizes the role of the community in supporting the school
Connections between health and academic achievement

35
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Health related Social needs

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The effects of the causes, practice
Specific individuals or defined populations
Micro level of change

36
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Social determinants of health

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The causes of poor health
policy Targets defined communities or regions
Meso level of change

37
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Structural determinants/SDH inequities

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The causes of causes, ethics
Climate, SES, shape of social hierarchy
Targets cities, states, nations, world
Macro level of change

38
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What occurs when patients don’t vote?

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Campaigns are less likely to address their needs resulting in negative health impacts

39
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Social values that shape policy

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Social responsibility and citizenship (community achievement focused)
Hard work and self efficiency (individual achievement focused)

40
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What are some of the benefits of social connection?

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Stronger gene expression
Between emotion regulation skills
Higher self esteem and empathy
Positive feedback loop

41
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Rural and federally qualified health centers

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Provide healthcare services to underserved in rural communities
Receive Medicare reimbursement from federal government