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- Can anyone Identify two contributing factors to rising healthcare and the effects on rising costs can you provide an example of how you have seen this in your line of work, if possible?What is The Problem of Healthcare? What is The Solution of Healthcare? Explained Please need HelpIs tracking the costs of every health care encounter and comparing one physician’s costs to other physicians a reasonable strategy to reduce overall costs? What are the problems with this strategy?
- Using your own words, how would you define the term "value" in healthcare? When you thought of this definition, what factors did you take into account? The term value is almost always analyzed from an economic perspective. Please describe some conflicts embedded within the healthcare delivery system that drive up costs and reduce value. Please identify some reasons why attempts at cost control have not succeededEXPLAIN Why do you think there is a need to know the social, economic, and political trends affecting health care?When considering cost-reduction initiatives in healthcare,what are the services with the greatest potential to reduce costs?
- How beneficial is it to look for information about health online? What kinds of technical hurdles must patients overcome when deciding between in-person and remote treatment?Would external relationships with other healthcare systems or service providers help reduce costs?How is quality of healthcare data defined? In terms of accuracy, completeness, or relevance?
- Explain how technical and allocative inefficiency in health care firms affect the welfare of the patients.Why are laws and regulations important to the health care industry? What do you believe has the biggest impact on laws and regulations in the health care industry?Why is the evaluation step so important to the process in health care Explain your answer? When should the evaluation step be completed? By whom? What would be included in an evaluation plan before you implement the healthcare system? Explaining the response.