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22 Cards in this Set
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includes haphazard conglomeration of health car providers, facilities, agencies and programs
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health care delivery system
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when did formal health care progressively move into doctors' offices and hospitals
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late 19th century
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when did the rate of new hospital construction accelerate
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WWII
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what led the the growth of the 3rd party payment system
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the rising costs of medical care in the 1950s and 1960s
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When did consumer bill of rights and responsibility get introduced, CHIP being enacted
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late 1990s
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what is the primary components of public health practice
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education
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what is front line care, the provision of integrated, accessible health care services by clinicians who address a large majority of personal health care needs
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primary care(first contact care)
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specialized attention and ongoing management for common and less frequently encountered medical conditions. can be subdivided into acute and sub-acute
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secondary medial care
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what is a subspeciality referral care requiring highly specialized personnel and facilities
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tertiary medical care
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Who provides primary care
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physicians, dentists, pediatric nurses practitioners, physician assistants
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What consists of annual physical exams, health screenings, maternal and child health care
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primary health services
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secondary medical care is usually provided by
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physician
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where does secondary medical care occur
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hospital, or outpatient clinics, emergency rooms, or freestanding clinics
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where does tertiary medical care occur
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in large hospitals with trained staff
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What are types of long-term practices?
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restorative care, long term care, and end-of-life care
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What is recovery and rehabilitative care
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restorative care
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restorative care is provided in
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private homes, nursing homes, hospitals
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What is fro chronic health problems, physical or mental, including but not limited to those with age
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continuing care
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Where does continuing care occur
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nursing homes, state hospitals, and private residences
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whose specific remedies often include drugs or medication that produce different effects than those of the disease
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allopathic providers , MD's
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graduates from schools of osteopathy and are license to practice after examination
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osteopathic DO's
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what do continuing care facilities provide
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long term, chronic, respite, and hospice care
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