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Percent of HHS budget to Medicaid

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Section 1

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Percent of HHS budget to Medicaid

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31%

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Supply sensitive care

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doctor visists, hospital beds etc

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PROs and QIOs

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1982/1992

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Year medicaid and meducare enacted

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1965

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Approximate budget for HHS

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Around $900,00 (like $964,000) billion

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Quality Assurance

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Inspecting and throwing out bad products, find source of mistake (inspection)

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CARE Act

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1990 Support for ppl with HIV/AIDS

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Name change to AHRQ

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1999

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State responsibility - physicians

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Licensing boards (physicians and hospitals), discipline

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Triple Aim of Transformative Care

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patient experience, health of populations, reducing costs

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preference sensitive care

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care with tradeoffs- patients need to choose which things they value more

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COBRA

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1986 Consolidated Omnibus Reconciliation Act continuation of coverage option for families who lose employer benefits

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Private Reg- managed care

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National COmmittee on Quality Assurances (NCQA)

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Percent of HHS budget that goes to Medicare

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54%

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kinds of quality problems

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misuse, overuse, underuse

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Pure Food and Drug Act

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1906 in response to the jungle

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Year medcare extended to cover renal disease

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1972

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Things required for health care transformation

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Use of EHR, health info exchange with providers, knowledge and data driver learning system

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WHere does regulation happen in US Healthcare?

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Federal, state, private orgs

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regulatory capture

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Regulatory agency gets dominated by the industry they are meant to regulate

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Fed reg - managed care

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HMO Act of 1973 - stimulated growth of HMOS

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Quality Improvement

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don't react to indivudal defects - analyze system and fix it (prvention)

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CMS responsibilities

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Administer Medicare, Medicaid, SHCIP, regulate lab testing on humans

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Balanced Budget Act

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1997 SCHIP,

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State reg - hospitals

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liscensure,

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federalism

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system of gov with both central authority and autonomous constituent jurisdiction

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What percent of HHS budget is CMS

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88%

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HRSA

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Health Resources and Services Administration focuses on uninsured, underserved and special needs populations

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Kefauver-Harris Efficacy Amendment

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1962 in response to thalidiomide required evidence of efficacy not just safety

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HMO Act passed in

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1980

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State reg - managed care

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insurance

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Hatch-Waxman Act

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1984 Generics only need to prove equal bioavailability

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Medicare Prescription Drug Improvement and Modernization Act (MMA)

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2003 Creaed medicare part D and medicare advantage`

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What branch is responsible for implementation and regulation of health care

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Executive

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Donabedian Model

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Model to evaluate quality of health care Structure, Process, Outcome

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AHRQ

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Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality created in 1989

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Most important driver of regulation

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Cost

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Fed responsibility - physicians

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coordinate discipline, workforce management

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What is most of HHS Budget

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entitlements

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HHS Duties

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Medicare, Medicaid, medical and social science research, preventing outbreak of infectious diseases (and immunizations), food and drug safety, financial assistance and services for low income families, improve maternal and infant health, head start, preventing domestic violence, susbtance abuse treatment and prevention, services for older americans, health service for native americans,

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McCarran Ferguson Act

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State regulation of insurance,

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ERISA

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1974 Employee Retirement Income Security Act exemption of employer insurance from state regulation

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Most wuality measures and why

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Process measures simplicity

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Fed reg - hospitals

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medicare, economic (Hill Burton) (CON),

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What domains of healthcare does regulation focus on?

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Cost, Quality, Access

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EMTALA

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1985 Have to treat everyone who comes to ER

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Private reg- hospitals

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Quality oversight, accreditation

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Federal power in health regulation (2 areas)

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General welfare spending (Medicare etc.) Commerce between states (like food and drug!!)

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Medical Device Amendments

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1976 exapnded fda authority

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HMO Act

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1973 federal action to make HMOs more available

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Section 2

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Prospective Payment System

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1983 based on DRGS

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Medicare Part A

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Hospital insurance program - inpatient hospital services, snfs, home health, hospice Financed primarily by tax

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Benefit Period

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starts when person enteres hospital to 60 days after discharge

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What percentage of healthcare expenditures is covered by government?

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45%

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Percentage of HHS budget that goes to Medicare

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56%

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Part B

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Supplementary physician, outpatient, home health financed by premiums and general revenue

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HOw much of nonelderly pop has private insurance

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2/3

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Part C

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Medicare Advantage Enrollment in private programs

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HIPPA

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1996 restricts use of preexisting conditions on coverage decisions

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Percent of US pop under medicare

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17%

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Where do most of the costs for healthcare go?

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97% goes to 50% of the people s[ending

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Percent of medicare patients with 3+ chronic conditions

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65%

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Part D

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Prescription Drugs

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