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Epidemiology: Health Policy and Healthcare Systems

Healthcare system models, health policy vocabulary, and access-to-care concepts tested at the introductory public health level.

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30 basic cards for Public Health Epidemiology. Set 5 of 11 in Epidemiology. It opens with "What is the Beveridge Model of health care financing?" and "What is the Bismarck Model of health care financing?". More Healthcare and Nursing decks are listed below.

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What is the Beveridge Model of health care financing?
Show answerHealth care is funded through general taxation, and the government owns and operates the providers.
What is the Bismarck Model of health care financing?
Show answerEmployers and employees jointly fund insurance through mandatory payroll contributions to nonprofit sickness funds.
What is the National Health Insurance Model?
Show answerA government run insurance program, funded by payroll or general taxes, pays private providers for care.
What is the Out-of-Pocket Model of health care?
Show answerIndividuals pay directly for care with no insurance or government coverage.
What is a single-payer health system?
Show answerOne public entity, usually the government, finances health care for the entire population.
What does universal health coverage (UHC) mean?
Show answerAll people have access to needed health services without financial hardship.
What is a health insurance premium?
Show answerThe regular amount paid to maintain insurance coverage, regardless of use.
What is a deductible in health insurance?
Show answerThe amount a policyholder must pay out of pocket before insurance starts covering costs.
What is a copayment (copay)?
Show answerA fixed dollar amount paid by the patient for a covered service.
What is coinsurance?
Show answerThe percentage of a covered service's cost that the patient pays after meeting the deductible.
What is an out-of-pocket maximum?
Show answerThe most a policyholder must pay for covered services in a plan year before insurance covers the rest in full.
What is cost-sharing in health insurance?
Show answerThe general term for the portion of care costs a patient pays, such as deductibles, copays, and coinsurance.
What is capitation as a provider payment method?
Show answerProviders receive a fixed amount per enrolled patient, regardless of the services provided.
What is fee-for-service payment?
Show answerProviders are paid separately for each individual service or procedure performed.
What is gatekeeping in a health care system?
Show answerA requirement that patients see a primary care provider before accessing specialist care.

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