Question

Match the definition with the terms.

Definitions:
A. A type of healthcare organization that delivers medical care and manages all aspects of the care or the payment for care by limiting providers of care, discounting payment to providers of care, or limiting access to care
B. A comprehensive term for long-term care facilities that provide nursing care and related services for residents requiring medical, nursing, or rehabilitative care
C. The direct personal contact between a patient and a physician or other person authorized by state licensure law and, if applicable, by medical staff bylaws to order or furnish healthcare services for the diagnosis or treatment of the patient D. A group of federal agencies that oversees health promotion and disease control and prevention activities in the United States
E. An interdisciplinary program of palliative care and supportive services that addresses the physical, spiritual, social, and economic needs of terminally ill patients and their families
F. Data related to births, deaths, marriages, and fetal deaths
G. An umbrella term that refers to the medical and nonmedical services provided to patients and their families in their places of residence
H. Record developed by healthcare professionals in the process of providing patient care
I. The United Nations specialized agency created to ensure the attainment by all peoples of the highest possible levels of health
J. Data derived from the primary patient record, such as an index or database

Terms:
1. _____ Secondary data source       
2. _____ Nursing facility          
3. _____ Hospice           
4. _____ Vital statistics           
5. _____ Managed care organization   
6. _____ Encounter
7. _____ CDC
8. _____ World Health Organization
9. _____ Home health
10. _____ Primary data source

Answer 1

Match the definition with the terms:

A. A type of healthcare organization that delivers medical care and manages all aspects of the care or the payment for care by limiting providers of care, discounting payment to providers of care, or limiting access to care.

5. Managed Care Organization.

Managed care Organization is a group of providers who offer health plans for the organizations. eg. HMO, PPO.

B. A comprehensive term for long-term care facilities that provide nursing care and related services for residents requiring medical, nursing, or rehabilitative care.

2. Nursing Facility.

Nursing Facility is a special facility that provides professional services by the nurse on part of the care.

C. The direct personal contact between a patient and a physician or other person authorized by state licensure law and, if applicable, by medical staff bylaws to order or furnish healthcare services for the diagnosis or treatment of the patient.

6. Encounter.

Encounter is an interaction between the care providers and the patient in order to assess the health status and services to the patient.

D. A group of federal agencies that oversees health promotion and disease control and prevention activities in the United States.

7.CDC

CDC is a federal agency in the United States that promote health and prevention activities with a goal of improving public health.

E. An interdisciplinary program of palliative care and supportive services that address the physical, spiritual, social, and economic needs of terminally ill patients and their families.

3. Hospice care.

Hospice care is an interdisciplinary approach used to relieve the symptoms and to improve the quality of life of the person.

F. Data related to births, deaths, marriages, and fetal deaths

4. Vital statistics.

Vital statics are important statistics of birth, death, fetal death, and other indicators.

G. An umbrella term that refers to the medical and nonmedical services provided to patients and their families in their places of residence.

9. Home Health.

Home Health is a wide range of services offered for the ill people at the residence.

H. Record developed by healthcare professionals in the process of providing patient care.

10. Primary Data source.

The primary data source is the firsthand data collected for a specific purpose or project. eg. Data collected by a investigator for the purpose of research.

I. The United Nations specialized agency created to ensure the attainment by all peoples of the highest possible levels of health.

8. World Health Organization.

World Health Organization is a specialized agency of the United Nations that concerns about the international health.

J. Data derived from the primary patient record, such as an index or database.

1. Secondary data source.

The secondary data source is the data taken from the health records such as laboratory test or procedures for the purpose of medical database or registeries are called secondary data source.