Which innovation in health care will help link specialty physicians in large academic health systems to primary care providers in rural areas, permitting coaching in diagnosing and managing the treatment of a wider array of medical conditions?

Which approach to controlling health care costs are most Americans uncomfortable with, although it is commonly used in other nations?

Which method of forecasting involves a more qualitative approach to forecasting and systematically obtains expert opinions, with an end goal of achieving consensus?

Which nation spends more on health care as a percentage of its gross domestic product than any other?

Medicare Part A provides which of the following benefits?

Which of the following innovations is increasing access to specialists for patients in rural areas?

By how many percentage points did health care spending in the US as a percentage of gross domestic product increase from 1980 to 2011?

Health Care in the US is relentlessly moving to a system in which of the following?

Which term is defined as “The degree to which health services for individuals and populations increase the likelihood of desired health outcomes and are consistent with current professional knowledge”?

The process that organizations use to make important decisions is which of the following?