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Infant mortality is now ___/_____ live births, decreased significantly since 1955 when it was 148/1000. |
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What percent of children are being immunized? (increased since 1970, it was 5%) |
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Life expectancy is _______ years. |
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How many people worldwide have AIDS? How many die from it? |
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39 million people have AIDS, 30 million die from it |
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AIDS is the first cause of death in Africa, worlwide what is it? |
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What was the US population in 2010? |
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What percent of the elderly live in nursing homes? |
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What is the median income within the US? Monthly? (after taxes) |
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$50,054... $3,000 a month after tax |
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Leading cause of death in the US? |
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Over what percent of people report duplicate testing? leading to billions of wasted healthcare dollars |
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What is the poverty rate within the US? |
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Hoe many people in the US live with an incurable STD? |
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is science based, creates 10 year national objectives for keeping America healthy |
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What are some disparities of health? |
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sex, sexual identity, age, geographic location, socioeconomic status |
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The law requiring that patients must be stabalized and may not be turned down, the facility must provide care until the patient is stablized enough to be moved to a specialty place |
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they put information about treatment of certain illnesses into a way that can be understood by the public |
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an organizational structure between insurers and providers |
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a team based healthcare delivery model in which healthcare providers get paid for how well they take care of the patients |
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"children" up to __ years old may stay on their parents' healthplan |
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In 2014 the ______________ will lower drug costs for older adults, it will also no longer deny coverage to people if a preexisting condition exists, and it will no longer allow a cap on the amount of money insurance will pay |
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Only ___ of the US allows an APN to see a patient without a doctor overseeing |
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In 2011, how many people in the US did not have health insurance? |
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Prospective payment system developed… a diagnostic related group (DRG) code was assigned related to the illness, based on the code, the hospital was paid X dollars, whether or not patient used all of those funds, therefore hospitals are discharging patients quicker, and they are sicker from it
what year was this developed? |
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What percentage of the poor has no health insurance? |
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How many new cases of STD's are there per year? |
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