We discussed the Donabedian model (resources, processes, outputs, outcomes and Impact) in relation to principles of value-based medicine. Can you explain the link between these two concepts?

You are a city council member for a distant suburb of Gotham City, New York. Your suburb does not have its own hospital; in fact, the nearest hospital is 20 miles away. Last week, two competing health care systems both approached the city council about building a hospital within city limits. The city council chairperson has called for a special meeting to discuss these proposals. She is asking all members to do some research and submit a written summary of what ethical, legal, regulatory, and moral factors must be considered by the city council.   What are the most important legal, regulatory, ethical, and moral factors that must be discussed in the meeting? As your classmates submit their summaries, participate in a preliminary online discussion about the various factors that have been presented.

What is Medical Terminology, why is it beneficial to know , what is it used for …. How can it be helpful in the future

What are some unbiased approaches to solve long wait times for patients to see there healthcare providers?

Describe one advantage and one disadvantage to using traditional medicine as an approach to medical treatment.

Hello, Can you please help me with this question? How does bias affect medical decision-making? What is the impact of bias on adverse health outcomes? Thank you in advance!

How could the Konstanz Information Miner KNIME Analytics platform be used to analyze health care data?   What benefits does this software have in comparison to commercial products that have similar functionality and use?

How does the biopsychosocial model of health and illness overcome the limitations of the biomedical model?(two correct answers possible)     By using an holistic approach to treating mental and physical conditions     By examining and targeting (through interventions) multiple factors affecting health outcomes.     By examining only the psychological risk factors of poor health, ignoring the environment and biological factors.

"how can we improve better patient care continuously" How can you change that research question into a hypothesis? Why is research important in the health care industry?

This question is for the class, "Healthcare Delivery System" - What are the advantages and disadvantages of owning, funding, and providing care in the same healthcare system versus contracting for services?