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- a. Name and explain any four properties of health care services. b. What are the characteristics of services that make scheduling them difficult? c. Describe a customer-as-participant health service operation and give a practical example. d. Briefly explain and describe work-shift scheduling in health care service operations.Identify and describe the functions the different organization/agencies responsible for the accreditation of health care systems.Define and discuss what a continuum of care is and where do long-term care services fit in that continuum. Identify four factors that have led to the development of the long-term care system as it currently exists. Identify four strengths and four weaknesses of the long-term care system
- Name five ethical issues currently facing the profession of health education/promotion. Can an issue be seen as ethical by one person while seen as unethical by another? Give an example of a health-related issue that might create this dynamic.identify the roles of various stakeholders with End-of- life care will encounter.Explain the basic structure, driving forces, payers in relation to healthcare services in the US.
- List four specific topics for improving the nursing profession and healthcare services.Identify a patient care situation that requires research to resolve an issue or create an improved plan of care. In order to resolve the issue or provide recommendations for the steps that would need to be taken to research the problem, you must first identify which steps would be the same in the nursing process or the problem-solving process.EXPLAIN Why do you think there is a need to know the social, economic, and political trends affecting health care?
- In your opinion, what role will ACOs play in the future environment of value-based health services delivery? Explain your answer by integrating an example of how an ACO can either reduce costs, increase patient satisfaction, or improve health outcomes.Research a theory or model commonly used in public health practice, then answer the following questions: 1. Describe the major concepts/constructs of the theory/model. 2. What are two limitations of the theory/model? 3. How has the theory/model been used in public health promotion, in general? Then, provide a specific example of the application of use in public health practice.Why do you think outpatient services are so popular with healthcare consumers? Discuss you or someone you knows experience with outpatient services. Provide at least two strengths or positive aspects and two weaknesses or negative aspects. At least 2 fully formed paragraphs