What is an assumption about socialization into the healthcare ...

[cookcarl]

What is an assumption about socialization into the healthcare culture?
 
  1. Effective treatment can only be done by educated and licensed professionals.
  2. The more technological the intervention, the greater benefit it yields.
  3. Interventions for health events must follow a prescribed protocol.
  4. Alternative complementary treatments have validity.

Question 2

Which identifies a common complaint about contemporary U.S. healthcare providers?
 
  1. In general, healthcare providers are rigid to the Western system of healthcare.
  2. There are no variations in treatment for various medical diagnoses.
  3. Only Western care treatments should be insurance-reimbursable.
  4. Western medical practices and Eastern medicine practices cause fragmented care.

[akudia]

Answer to Question 1

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Explanation: 1. The healthcare culture paradigm assumes that effective treatment can only be given by those who are educated, licensed, and certified with appropriate credentials, and assigns little value to those who are not.
2. Technology has been able to enhance treatments, but increased technology does not always yield the greater benefit.
3. Protocols for treatments include interventions, but not all health events follow a prescribed protocol for them.
4. The predominant healthcare culture is reluctant to acknowledge the role alternative complementary treatments can have as treatments.

Answer to Question 2

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Explanation: 1. In general, healthcare providers adhere rigidly to the modern allopathic or Western system of healthcare delivery.
2. Healthcare providers do not believe there are no variations in treatment for various medical diagnoses.
3. Health care providers do not believe only Western care treatments should be insurance-reimbursable.
4. The blend of Western and Eastern medicine practices can provide a congruent, not fragmented, plan of care.

[cookcarl]

Correct answers!

[akudia]

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