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frankwu

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What changes have occurred in public health over the past 2 decades? Select all that apply.
 
  A. A renewed focus on primary care to the medically indigent who have no other care provider
  B. Development of coalitions and partnerships in providing care to populations
  C. Emergency preparedness with funding for such preparation
  D. Fears over terrorism have led to improved surveillance and infrastructure.
  E. Increased emphasis on primary care to individuals and families, especially pregnant women and young children
  F. Increased funding from Medicaid for services rendered

Question 2

The majority (more than 66) of public funding for health care is expended by which level of government?
 
  A. County/district government
  B. Federal government
  C. Impossible to differentiate by level of government
  D. State and local governments



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Answer to Question 1

ANS: B, D

Answer to Question 2

ANS: D



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