In healthcare, investments in infrastructure may help improve an organization’s processes, but they have little impact on the quality of care delivered.

In a/an __________________ system, all services associated with an episode of care are compensated at a predetermined amount and, thereafter, all stakeholders in the chain of care delivery are expected to allocate compensation based on the cost of resources used.

Which of the following healthcare dimensions was NOT mentioned by the Committee on Quality of Health Care in America as an area that needed improvement?

Which data arise solely from collecting many data points over time from one source (e.g., single person or country)?

What is a measure of the “health status” in a population?

What is the primary reason for analyzing patient-reported outcomes?

What is the first step for public health officers seeking to implement population health?

The Affordable Care Act focused on improving access to care but paid little attention to the delivery of value to patients.

11% of the adults in a community are unemployed. a.  If 20 adults are randomly selected, without replacement, what is the probability that exactly two are unemployed?  Use your calculator.  (Record the calculator command to show your work.) b.  If 20 adults are randomly selected, without replacement, what is the probability that at least one is unemployed.  Use formulas. c.  Find the mean and standard deviation for the number of unemployed adults in samples of size 250 from this community.

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