Disaster planning often varies by region due to the variance in the type of disaster across regions, but similarities can exist. Which of the following preparedness planning would likely be common across the states?

A health department director reads over an article on global health care system performance. The article included a table of performance rankings of five categories across eleven developed countries, including the United States. What will the director learn from this table?

A health educator is reading the IOM report entitled, Promoting Health: Intervention Strategies from Social and Behavioral Research. How would the health educator change practice behavior as a result of reading the report?

A young engineer is excited to move to her first international job. In exploring the country, she learns she does not have to rely on a private market, and instead the government manages the health care. To where is this young engineer moving?

A physician practice is considering becoming a patient-centered medical home. A key feature of qualifying is to meet certain standards that call under several concept areas. What concept areas are included? Select all that apply.

A public health instructor asks students to create a project based on the primary goal of public health. Which project would be the best example?

A manager of an assisted living facility is trying to explain to a friend that not all long-term care facilities are the same. Settings can be independent, assisted, or skilled. As a manager of an assisted living, what services would be characteristic of the facility?

A student team is asked to draw comparisons between how governments differ in their supervisory roles over their county’s health care infrastructure. How would the U.S. supervision over the U.S. health care compare to how other governments supervise their own country?

Joe is a construction worker. He has high blood pressure and diabetes. He contributes part of his paycheck toward the benefit of insurance to support medical care costs. At times, he also finds he has to pay out of pocket. What term best describes Joe’s ac-ceptance of paying out of pocket for his health care?

Two providers are discussing the dispute whether health care is a “right” and is de-served no matter what, or a “good” that can be purchased as a commodity. Which statement asserts the opinion that health care services should be considered “goods”?