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Q: Explain how third-party payment is related to health care infl-

A: The U.S. medical care framework is based on a third party payer framework, which is permitting…

Q: describe Diagnostic Research Design

A: In this type of design, the person conducting research tries to find and evaluate the causes,…

Q: Which of the following is NOT considered as a managed care plan? Fee-for-service plans (or indemnity…

A: Managed care plans are the type of health insurance. There are many health care providers that are…

Q: Supply and demand encompass the health care workforce, just as they do any other service providers.…

A: The intersection of supply and demand gives the point of equilibrium for all types of services and…

Q: One of the significant problems in medical care markets may be the information problem. Asymmetric…

A: Information asymmetry is the existence of a difference in the amounts of knowledge possessed by two…

Q: In what way is insuring for a medical loss different from insuring for any other loss?

A: Insurance is a method used by the people to protect themselves from uncertain or unexpected…

Q: What is new in America’s health care reform law?

A: The Health Care Reform Law enacted in March 2010 brought the Affordable Care Act in America.

Q: What factors cause Physician Induced Demand, and how do you diagnose it?

A: Physician induced demand would be affected by health of people.

Q: List and explain the three broad reasons that an individual would need long-term care care.

A: ANSWER   "Long-term Care" referes to providing assistance to people of all ages for their medical…

Q: Which kind of externality problems exists in the market for medical checkup? How does this…

A: The externality depicts the situation of market failure and inefficiency. The externalities are of…

Q: Suggest a relevant government policy that would yield the efficient outcome and carefully explain…

A: Some relevant government policy that would yield the efficient outcome that government plays in…

Q: Health insurance is a

A: In an economy, insurance refers to the agreement between two parties where an insurer promised to…

Q: Who does universal health insurance cover in terms of persons?

A: Univeral health insurance covers lower income families. This insurance is for people who will go…

Q: What are the primary cost-saving features of managed care?

A: Managed care is a type of health insurance that is provided by the insurance companies to the people…

Q: What kind of financial/societal impacts would stem cell therapy have on the healthcare system?

A: Stem cell therapy makes person more healthy,that would be societal impsct.

Q: How is the World Health Organization structured and governed?

A: World Health Organization is an international organization for public health.

Q: What are different types of managed care Plans in terms of operation/definition and cost control…

A: The 3 managed care plans include: High Deductible Plans, Health maintenance Organizations and Point…

Q: There have been shifts in policy regarding the regulation of managed care organizations intended to…

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Q: Prospective payment systems encourage providers to offer more health care services. True False

A: The improvement or maintenance of health through diagnosis, treatment, and prevention of diseases or…

Q: the different treatment alternatives for drug and alcohol abuse.  What are several strengths and…

A: Drug abuse: It refers to the situation under which the people who take drugs or alcohol will abuse…

Q: Demand for health care is not Downward sloping Sensitive to the price of health care Vertical…

A: Price elasticity of demand refers to the responsiveness of change in quantity demand due to change…

Q: Explain the history of failed attempts to enact national health insurance in the United States.

A: National health insurance, also known as statutory health insurance, is a type of health insurance…

Q: Where does the United States rank on efficiency ofhealth care?

A: Answer is given below

Q: How does moral hazard issue affect the health care market in Hong Kong? Suggest possible remedies to…

A: Moral hazard issue occurs due to the problem of asymmetric information. Asymmetric information means…

Q: Sources of data for Market failure in health.

A: Sources of data for market failure in health are as follows Primary and secondary data Primary data…

Q: Why is healthcare fraud is a big problem in the U.S. economy?

A: Health care fraud is one type of crime which is claiming of insurance by providing false information…

Q: What assumptions of the perfectly competitive marketplace are violated in medical markets? How does…

A: The perfect Competition(PC) market is the structure of the market where there are several sellers…

Q: Identify & Define a Community Hospital

A: Health economics is a branch of economics that specializes in  issues related to efficiency and…

Q: dominant cost components of health care.

A: The service for providing the healthcare facility have been evolve at a higher rate with enhancement…

Q: In Turkey, the general health insurance premium payment obligations are regulated?

A: For part time employees premium payment was reduced but now it has been increased to 30 days.

Q: What are some of problems with collective ownership in the health care industry?

A: Collective ownership basically implies that the means of production (of a certain good or all the…

Q: Why is there a need for health care reform?

A: Health Economics is defined as that branch of economics which relates to the issue of efficiency and…

Q: How good is access to patient care in the U.S. health caresystem?

A: Introduction Among sophisticated industrialised countries, the United States' health-care system is…

Q: Which option is the most effective for companies and employees: a standard fee-for-services health…

A: In the insurance market, there are different types of health insurances offered by the insurance…

Q: Discuss any three ways in which inequities may manifest in the health care sector in Caribbean…

A: Inequality refers to the situation in which some people have to face bias because of their social or…

Q: Since the passage of Medicare in 1965, what has happened to overall medical spending for the…

A: The passage of Medicare in 1965 has impacted the overall medical spending for the elderly, per…