Question

1. Summarize the RAND study including its purpose, duration, and funding sources 2. What questions did the RAND study attempt to answer? 3. How does the RAND study illustrate the characteristics of health policy research? 4. What specific contributions did the RAND study make to health policies regarding health insurance?

Answer 1

Answer :-

1) The RAND Corporation is a nonprofit institution that helps improve policy and decisionmaking through research and analysis and it's working from seven decades.

2) RAND's mission is to help policymakers make decisions that are based on the best available information.

3) their research based results are fueled by the best data, the strongest methods, and the brightest minds and easy to understood by the normal people and not only experts.

4) RAND research is sponsored by U.S. government agencies; U.S. state and local governments; non-U.S. governments, agencies, and ministries; international organizations; colleges and universities; foundations; professional associations; other nonprofit organizations; and industry.

5) RAND's research and analysis address issues that impact people around the world including security, health, education, sustainability, growth, and development. Much of this research is carried out on behalf of public and private grantors and clients.

6) RAND Health Care promotes healthier societies by improving health care systems in the United States and other countries.

7) RAND make big changes in u.s helth policy research is people buy the policy at the affordable rate, coverage including in the helth policy, competition in the market place, alternatives to affordable care act us government policy.

8) Cost sharing does reduce use and costs, understanding who is covered; what kind of coverage they have; and how much the coverage will cost the federal government, states, and individuals.

9) RAND analysis concluded that Medicaid expansion on the whole boosts state economies and benefits the poorest residents.

10) Modifications include repealing the individual mandate, modifying tax credit subsidies, revising some of the market regulations, and modifying Medicaid expansion.

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