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Mail CNN E ESPN in Linkedin Amazon G Gmail National and Local M Gmail Yout 2.docx BIU AA E EE 1. Identify the seven key factors that contributed to transforming medicine from a weak insecure, isolated trade into a profession of power and authority. 2. What was created in 1965, with the passage of Title XVIII of the Social Security Amendment? 3. What was created in 1965, with the passage of Title XIX of the Social Security Amendment? 4. In 1871, under leadership of university president Charles Eliot, what Medical School completely revolutionized the system of medical education in the U.S.? 5. Identify two of the five main factors that explain why the medical profession remained largely an insignificant trade in the U.S. Preindustrial Era. 6. What is the legislative Act of 1996 makes it illegal to gain access to a patient's personal health information for reasons other than health care delivery, operations and reimbursement? 7. Define cost-benefit analysis. 8. Define Telemedicine. 9. Identify three benefits) of EHR systems. 10. Efficacy and safety are evaluated through clinical trials. Define clinical trial. SAMSUNG

Answer 1

Urbanisation, science and technology,dependance, cohesiveness and organisation, educational reforms, institutionalisation and licensing.

• Because of urbanisation, people get apart from their relatives and women started working. They were no longer available for caring of sick, therefore it lead to emergence of paid profession.
• With increase in technology, medicine was not just limited to competence but also education to meet new advancements.
• With emergence of institutes like hospitals, causes discovery of a medicine profession.
• Because of dependancy of patient on hospital for care and physician for treatment, medicine prescription , medicine turned out to be a profession.
• Physicians get together through and organised association  to make their profession medicine a distinct profession.
• Licensing was made mandatory to prevent harm to patients from unlicensed physicians
• as medical education got more standardised so it added respect and sovereignty to the profession.

2. Medicare was created to provide health insurance to elderly with age more than 65 yrs, disabled youngsters as determined by social security administration.

3. Medicaid to help with medical costs of those with poor income.

4. Harvard medical school revolutionised medical education in U S