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MHA 708 Final Exam D Study Guide

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MHA 708 Final (Exam D) Students also studied Science Medicine Public Health Save LSUS MHA 707 Exam D 172 terms wvhils01 Preview MHA 707 LSUS EXAM A 78 terms wvhils01 Preview MHA 705 Exam 1 49 terms kheggy3 Preview MHA 71 Teacher ham Case Study 1 Federally Qualified Health Center (FQHC) health centers aimed at providing care for undeserved areas such as - clinical care, transportation, translation and education Qualified Health Center challenges Economic slowdown shifting demographic trends shifting disease burden increasing complexity of delivery of healthcare system health and healthcare disparities healthcare workforce shortage rapid rate of technological growth Health center impact as of 2020 nearly 1400 FQHC's provide care at 13000 sites across all 50 states and every US teritory My Health GPS A coordinated care benefit program form medicaid beneficiaries with three or more chronic conditions enrolled in either FFS or managed care plans - seeks to improve outcomes and reduce unnecessary hospitalizations and emergency dept visits by integrating interdisciplinary team led by primary care Reach of My Health GPS Targets about 25000 beneficiaries with 3 or more chronic conditions Visits of GPS groups Group 1 - two 25 minute contacts per month w/ care team Group 2 - (higher acuity) - six 40 minute contacts per month w/ care team

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Staffing of My Health GPS Health home manager Nurse care manager Care coordinator Social Worker Licensed clinical pharmacist Community health worker or peer navigator GPS provider payments providers paid on per-member per-month(PMPM) basis providers must: 1). inform beneficiary of this health home benefit 2). receive consent from beneficiary 3). develop care plan for beneficiary Provider must deliver at least one home health visit w/n a given month to receive (PMPM) Group acuity determines payment size for providers Why Study Vulnerable Populations? - Vulnerable populations have significantly greater health needs - prevalence of vulnerability in US increasing - Vulnerability is influenced by social forces and therefore should be remedied by them - Vulnerability is fundamentally linked with national resources - Vulnerability and equity cannot coexist Minnesota's measuring adolescent depression screening and treatment in medicaid Minnesota uses several tools to screen for and treat adolescent depression - MN still struggles with high rates of depression (43.4%) but 90% of adolescents who had well-child visits also had some sort of mental health or depression screening - Reporting and measurement systems continue to show positive influence on preventive care quality measures of importance in public health Injury Prevention and Control Growing recognition of costs of injuries to a person and to society and of their predictability and preventability helped promote the development of programs for injury prevention and control in local and international health orgs - JC helped aim to reduce # of fall related injuries in HC facilities - Sentinel event alert more recently aim to reduce # of dosing errors from rushed IV injection - encourages smart infusion pumps w/ drug libraries CDC and Chronic Disease Program CDC leads national efforts to prevent and control chronic diseases and their risk factors by following four domains - Surveilling chronic diseases and their risk factors through surveys and research - improving environmental strategies to make health options easier for people to choose - Strengthening HC systems to deliver prevention services that keep people well and diagnose diseases early - Connecting clinical services to community programs that help people prevent and manage their chronic diseases National center for chronic disease prevention and health promotion (NCCDPHP) Supports various programs in areas of cancer diabetes heart disease stroke smoking chronic disease, as well as community health, nutrition, and physical activity, oral health, population health, and reproductive health

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NBCCEDP National breast and cervical cancer early detection program (NBCCEDP) provides more than a million timely breast and cervical cancer screening and diagnostic services in last five years to low income uninsured and undeserved women in more than 11,000 primary care clinics - this has lowered breast cancer mortality among these groups, although complications in us afifliated pacific islands face signif barriers to implement these screenings Colorectal Cancer Control Program Detect cancer early: Find colorectal cancer before symptoms appear, when treatment is most effective Prevent cancer: Find precancerous polyps and remove them before they turn into cancer Reduce deaths: Follow up early detection with timely treatment to reduce deaths from colorectal cancer Stroke The PCNASP is a program funded by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). It was established in 2001 and named after Senator Paul Coverdell of Georgia, who died from a stroke in 2000. The program uses data from state-based registries to monitor and track acute stroke care. - Improve the quality of care for stroke patients Reduce the number of premature deaths and disabilities from stroke - Increase public awareness of stroke prevention and treatment Reduce disparities in stroke care - Improve access to care for stroke patients Support the implementation of comprehensive stroke systems - Improve access to rehabilitation and recovery opportunities after a stroke Increase the scientific knowledge and workforce capacity of stroke care REACH The Racial and Ethnic Approaches to Community Health (REACH) program is a CDC-funded program that aims to reduce the health disparities among racial and ethnicity groups - Supporting national standards for nutrition, physical activity, and breastfeeding in early care and education (ECE) programs Supporting family healthy weight programs Tobacco prevention and control policies Advocating for a city ordinance to ban new fast-food restaurants in a community Establishing farmer's markets TIPS from former smokers The Tips From Former Smokers (Tips) campaign is a national public health campaign run by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) to educate the public about the harmful effects of smoking - Increase awareness of the health damage caused by smoking and secondhand smoke - Encourage adults who smoke to quit - Encourage adults who smoke not to smoke around others - Encourage those who don't smoke to protect themselves and their families from secondhand smoke exposure

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