Reference Health Law and Ethics Analyze the impact the affordable care act has on health care resource allocation. Solution Most definitions share the premise that the subject of public health is the health of populations The ethics of public health are concerned with the ethical dimensions of professionalism and the moral trust that society bestows on public health professionals to act for the common welfare A key aspect of preparedness is knowing the population and preparing for its specific needs during an emergency Increased out-of-hospital infrastructure and distributed networks of care can reduce the burden on emergency departments and on safety net hospitals and can enhance surge capacity. increasing access to needed services every day and in a disaster. health infrastructure is shifting its focus to population health management, and care systems are becoming accountable for health prior to and following health care visits. Broader insurance coverage leading to quicker reimbursement of hospitals could help impacted hospitals recover more quickly in a disaster. National Hospital Preparedness Program has been focusing on the development of health care coalitions, including all entities in a community that are involved in disaster planning. building a system that is not so geographically and financially centralized and that would be much more resilient, not only for a disaster. many individuals with low incomes will be eligible for tax credits to help with affordability of premiums and additional subsidies to help with cost- sharing responsibilities. to expand and accelerate basic science, translational, and service delivery research on emergency medical care systems and emergency medicine, including pediatric emergency medical care.

1. Reference Health Law and Ethics
Analyze the impact the affordable care act has on health care resource allocation.
Solution
Most definitions share the premise that the subject of public health is the health of populations
The ethics of public health are concerned with the ethical dimensions of professionalism and the
moral trust that society bestows on public health professionals to act for the common welfare A
key aspect of preparedness is knowing the population and preparing for its specific needs during
an emergency Increased out-of-hospital infrastructure and distributed networks of care can
reduce the burden on emergency departments and on safety net hospitals and can enhance surge
capacity. increasing access to needed services every day and in a disaster. health infrastructure is
shifting its focus to population health management, and care systems are becoming accountable
for health prior to and following health care visits. Broader insurance coverage leading to
quicker reimbursement of hospitals could help impacted hospitals recover more quickly in a
disaster. National Hospital Preparedness Program has been focusing on the development of
health care coalitions, including all entities in a community that are involved in disaster planning.
building a system that is not so geographically and financially centralized and that would be
much more resilient, not only for a disaster. many individuals with low incomes will be eligible
for tax credits to help with affordability of premiums and additional subsidies to help with cost-
sharing responsibilities. to expand and accelerate basic science, translational, and service
delivery research on emergency medical care systems and emergency medicine, including
pediatric emergency medical care