Nursing and Clinical

Why is health care expected to continue to be one of the fastest growing occupations in the United States?

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A gatekeeper is someone who:

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The requirement that everyone must have health insurance or be subject to a penalty tax is called a/an:

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Under the Affordable Care Act, parents can keep children on their health insurance policies until the age of:

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When a patient has a medical problem prior to applying for health insurance, he or she has a/an:

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An organization that provides comprehensive, coordinated health care to patients who are members is called:

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The data that are gathered before a change begins which is used to form a basis for analyzing ...

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Lean Sigma concepts are helping health care organizations (select all that apply):

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Which are National Patient Safety Goals? Select all that apply.

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Health care is one of the fastest-growing sectors in the U.S. economy. It is projected to generate ...

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Health care professionals need to know about current trends and issues in the health care industry ...

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Reducing waste and preventing undesirable patient outcomes such as medication overdoses are quality ...

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When a patient is given the wrong surgery and dies, a sentinel event has occurred.

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Labeling of all medications should occur in the patient's room to prevent errors.

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About 80% of U.S. doctors are age 55 or older.

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Hospital-based jobs are on track to be the fastest-growing industry in the U.S. economy, with almost ...

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EHRs reduce delays so that tests and treatments can begin much sooner.

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Just about everyone has an opinion about the health care industry, what is wrong with it, and how to fix it.

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Flu shots, vaccinations, and health screenings are examples of preventive health care services.

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Improving access to health care services will require having more doctors to work in rural and ...

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Costs not covered by insurance, which patients have to pay themselves, are called out-of-pocket expenses.

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Accountable care organizations (ACOs) are networks of health care providers that work together and ...

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List two quality improvement goals.

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Identify two trends in the supply and demand of health care workers.

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List two advantages of electronic health records.

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