What is a epidemiology triangle and iron triangle of health care and what do they do?

What are the primary reasons for evaluating public health programs and activities?

More than one-third of American turn to the Internet to diagnose health problems and two-thirds go online to find health information.   Name 5 guidelines for evaluating the health websites. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5.   Choice two of the following websites. (mercola.com, webmd.com, mayoclinic.com, cdc.gov, mescape.com, familydoctor.org, earlydoc.com) Answer the following questions for each website. Website 1: ______________________­­­­­_____ Many health; websites are disguised advertisements. Is the website bias?   When was the website last updated?   Are there references and if so are they scientifically sound?   Do you feel this website is credible or not? Why?     Website 2: ______________________________ Many health; websites are disguised advertisements. Is the website bias?   When was the website was last updated?   Are there references and if so are they scientifically sound?   Do you feel this website is credible or not? Why?

How has the accountability care act (ACA) helped the US health-care system?

Why evaluation methods for healthcare quality improvement initiatives  change over time, depending on the change of infection rates over time?

What is the history of affordable care act policy or law?

What are the modifiable and non modifiable risk factors involved in multi causation disease model ? Like: environmental conditions, medical care, social circumstances, behavior choices, genetic

Does risk-based compensation limit the freedom of primary care physicians in any way in terms of patient care?

How does the CMS value-based programs impact hospitals and clinics.  Should healthcare providers be incentivized to provide quality care to their patients?

What is the definition of population health in your own words? How has population health changed the face of healthcare and public health?