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Many primary health care groups require patients to sign a form agreeing to become part of the doctors' practice, a process known as Rostering Consenting Charting Treaty Question 28 (1 point) Hospitals reduce costs by using community-based care, which offers patients care at home or within their community. True False Which of the following works directly under the direction of a physician, and is an academically prepared health care provider, working to perform physical examinations, interviewing patients, and selected diagnostic tests? Physical therapists Chiropractors Physician Assistants Midwives Question 30 (1 point) Elaborate the acronyms IMPHHP International model of public health and health promotion International model for promotion of health and healthy population Integrated model of population health and health promotion Integrated model for promotion of health and healthy population This Federal health transfer payment model calculates money given to the territorial govts for health care and public services which cost more in these regions. Canada Health Transfer Territorial Equalization Territorial Formula. Financing Provincial \& Territorial Funds Transfer Question 32 (1 point) A delegated act is The means by which a regulated health profession can authorize another person to carry out the controlled act The means why which a controlled act is performed successfully by authorised person The act of teaching the controlled act to interns None of these.

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1 Running Head: CRITICAL THINKING: NEW HOSPITAL PROPOSAL CRITICAL THINKING: NEW HOSPITAL PROPOSAL 2 Introduction The system of healthcare in most of the countries is national based healthcare system whereby the government offers health care services to the public using governmental agencies. In Saudi Arabia for example, there are some growing private healthcare facilities. The government of many nations remains the full controller of the healthcare sectors both private and public. The private hospitals are both non-profit and profit for example in Saudi Arabia, most of these private hospital attracts several expats. Both the standards of both private and government hospitals are of more similarity. Some of the private healthcare facilities are of the world class but with poor health service delivery (Penm,2015). Comparing and Contrasting the Legal Structure and Governance of the Profit and Non-profit international entities Differences The selected international entities include the Joint Commission International (non-profit), International Hospital Federation (non-profit) and the Kaiser Permanente (non-profit and profit). The legal structure of the Joint Commission International (JCI) follows the certification and accreditation of the hospital. The hospital must be evaluated first to see if the hospital complies with the standards and meets the activities needed by this entity. There are accreditation programs that any hospital must go through. This is then followed by the certification which can either be based on associated health care organization (Joint Commission, 2016). On the other hand, the International Hospital Federation requires a formal and documented request addressed to the Chief Executive Officer for one to be a member. The legal structure of Kaiser Permanente is consisting of two or three independent legal entities in each region of California (Finz, 2012). The applying employee must have been hired as a new Kaiser Permanente for an award-eligible post. The governance of the International Hospital Federation is consisting of three organs i.e. the general assembly, governing council, and the executive committee. There are also the designated positions which consist of the president, chairman designate, immediate past president, treasurer, and the chief executive officer (International Hospital Federation, 2015). On the other hand, Kaiser Permanente is consisting of entities with each entity having its management and governance structure. There are regional entities and twelve Permanente Medical groups which were created by the Permanente Federation. The role of the Permanente is to standardized patient care as well as the performance (Finz, 2012). The governing of JCI is under the leadership of the President and the chief executive officer (Matt, 2011). Advantages of the Entities Join Commission International provides a wide variety of health care programs l ...

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Assignment 1 Public Administration – The Good, the Bad, the Ugly hhhhhhh Modern Public Administration Prof. hhhhh Date: hhhhh The White House Issue: Health reforms The Health Care Reforms are the best obsession for the United States, Majorly most of the American citizens who were responsible for originating the improvement found it helpful. Back in the year 2011, a countrywide crackdown was conducted as a way to oppose the frauds that were becoming a health concern, and the federal administration recovered almost $ 4.1 billion. The Health Care Improvement for capturing the healthcare frauds and scams allowed President Obama’s policy to enhance on strict penalties like compensation and fines. By providing the United States citizens with Patient Protection as well as, ACA (Affordable Care Act) was the ultimate presidential success for President Barack Obama (.whitehouse., 2014). The public policy As most of the leaders decided to adopt a firm stand with the many important issues within the American State, the essential point was the definition of the improvement of the Health Care in the United States by President Barack Obama and when discussing the fitness and care reform a lot of issues are put on focus. The public policies are categorized into four groups which are the regulatory policy, the distributive policy, the redistributive policy and lastly the constituent policy. Every issue in the White House is organized it the way it is related to any of the four types of public systems (NCBI, 2016). The financial regime faces most of the significant issues, and many may need to be in a position to determine the problems which are related to funding system because some of these issues affect some of the American citizens. Distributive policy as mentioned above, it is a policy that focuses on supporting the selected issues; the strategy that is behind the distributive health care is the local understanding and having a flexible organizational design. The idea of distribution is quite broad as it classifies distributive policy action towards including all the public processes that are responsible for developing as well as providing equitable access to the resources. In regards to the health issues, this may have financial aid for assisting the excluded to have access to the healthcare. Also, across funding aid to assist in the inside operations of the health institutions such as the combination of threats which enhances the inclusion of reasonably inadequate health services. Also, the appointment systems facilitate the secondary concern for the needy to access health services (Mackintosh, 2013). It also reduces the shifts regarding the fitness care regime in processes that will be able to satisfy and offer the proper access to those who are deprived by supporting the distributive promises that the government has made and having full access to healthcare services. In this kind of shift, the significant disadvantage is ...

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