In the United States, more than how many people are employed as health care organization managers?

Which of the following is the largest health care occupation in the U.S.?

The proportion of the U.S. population over age 65 is expected to reach which of the following by the year 2030?

Which of the following, according to the authors, is the key driver of potential change in the health system?

Which model of care, included in the Affordable Care Act, engages a team of providers in the delivery of care to the patient that typically includes physicians, nurse practitioners, registered nurses, medical assistants, health educators, and pharmacists?

A patient is dying of ovarian cancer. She has decided to stop all chemotherapy and radiation therapy and is now just receiving morphine to manage her pain. This type of care is known as which of the following?

Which of the following is a “people skill” needed for managerial competency?

Which payment approach, established in the Affordable Care Act, is a new version of managed care in which consumers trade freedom of provider choice for more coordination of care and lower copayments?

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?