Question

how might the public health professional implement system management specific to evaluating the national public health leadership institute from a direct care perspective, and why?

Answer 1

Ans)In the most recent poll, 6% of Americans rated the system excellent, 27% said pretty good, 39% rated it fair and 29% rated it poor. It is theorized that Americans have been "blinded" by the fact that we can afford top notch medical research, some of the most advanced technology in the world and the most modern training and techniques for our clinicians.

- All these may blind the average American to the issues that are embedded in the health care SYSTEM. No other developed country is so unsatisfied with their own healthcare system. Although more is spent each year on healthcare, dissatisfaction steadily grows. Providers are mostly dissatisfied with the growing population that is being met which a shortage of physicians and facilities which puts much more pressure on them in the future. Policy makers are dissatisfied with the resistance being met with civilians when frustrated with government overreach.

- However, policy makers are still pushing for health care reform to address obvious systemic issues. Overall, there is a general dissatisfaction with the American health care system.

Positive reinforcement: Health care insurance availability for all: increasing patient loads yet capitation on payments... only giving fixed rates, forcing health care providers to operate most efficiently.
Negative reinforcement: penalize hospitals for readmits within 30 days. Gives incentive to make sure patient care is efficient and effective during first admission and to make sure the patient is actually ready for discharge.