Answer to Question 1
b
a. Incorrect: Types of accountability within health care include financial accountability (by those who receive public resources for health care), managerial accountability (for effective and efficient use of resources), political accountability (elected officials need to respond to citizens and make good on commitments), and professional accountability (for maintaining professional standards).
b. Correct: Types of accountability within health care include financial accountability (by those who receive public resources for health care), managerial accountability (for effective and efficient use of resources), political accountability (elected officials need to respond to citizens and make good on commitments), and professional accountability (for maintaining professional standards).
c. Incorrect: Types of accountability within health care include financial accountability (by those who receive public resources for health care), managerial accountability (for effective and efficient use of resources), political accountability (elected officials need to respond to citizens and make good on commitments), and professional accountability (for maintaining professional standards).
d. Incorrect: Types of accountability within health care include financial accountability (by those who receive public resources for health care), managerial accountability (for effective and efficient use of resources), political accountability (elected officials need to respond to citizens and make good on commitments), and professional accountability (for maintaining professional standards).
Answer to Question 2
A
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A One of the purposes of these agencies is to protect the health and safety of the public in general.
B The agencies are not responsible for determining the cause of the event.
C This is not true.
D This is not true.