Suppose the recipient of a kidney transplant is expected to live 10 more years with a health state valuation of 0.5; for this person, her remaining years of life has a QALY value of:

What is true about the majority of the population in the US without health insurance?

Health care that actually harms the patient, such as an adverse reaction to a prescription drug is called

What is the motivation behind the cost-control features of managed care?

Which of the following would likely lead to the greatest improvement in health status of the population in the United States?

Which of these below are the instances where flat-of-the-curve medical spending is for sure not an issue?

If health care spending is already on the flat-of-the-curve, it may not be possible to buy improved health status by increasing spending. In this situation, the best way to improve health status may be to

Consolidation activity in the hospital industry

Decision makers weigh the trade-offs considering incremental benefits and costs of health care policy, this is based on the principle of:

Some scholars say that more than 90 percent of the information in a face-to-face conversation may be sent non-verbally.