HSM 200_MA2

During a class debate, Ava argued that the primary reason for the AMA House of Delegates' condemnation of compulsory health insurance in 1919 was what?

• To increase physician incomes

• To decrease physician incomes

• To maintain physician incomes

• To regulate physician incomes

After WWII, what role did the federal government's coverage of health care for special populations play according to Sophia and William's research?

• Reduced the costs of healthcare

• Had no impact on healthcare costs

• Played a role in spiraling costs of healthcare

• Improved the quality of healthcare

During a history class, William asked, 'Which act was passed in 1935 to provide federal aid for maternal and child health?'

• Health Professions Educational Assistance Act

• Social Security Act

• National Institutes of Health Act

• Creative Federalism Act

Intrigued by the history of healthcare funding, Samuel asked the class, 'Can anyone pinpoint the exact year the Health Professions Educational Assistance Act was enacted?"

• 1953

• 1963

• 1973

• 1983

"What was the main objective of the Health Professions Educational Assistance Act of 1963?" Maya wondered aloud.

• To provide health insurance to all citizens

• To support categorical programs for heart disease

• To provide direct federal aid to medical, dental, nursing, pharmacy, and other professional schools

• To reduce healthcare costs

During a history class, Charlotte asked, "Which federal act was established to support programs for heart disease, cancer, stroke, mental illness, and disability in 1930?"

• Social Security Act

• National Institutes of Health Act

• Health Professions Educational Assistance Act

• Creative Federalism Act

Grace and Ethan are discussing healthcare policies. What do conservative ideologies emphasize in healthcare decision-making?

• Government control.

• Individual responsibility.

• Universal healthcare.

• Public funding.

During a class debate, Rohan asked, 'What do conservatives call for in terms of market solutions?'

• Increased government control

• Deregulation and increased competition among insurers

• Universal healthcare

• Government-funded healthcare

During a community meeting, what is vital for ensuring policies align with public preferences and fostering accountability?

• Public engagement

• Government intervention

• Private sector involvement

• Media coverage

What is crucial for effective healthcare reform, according to Ethan and Mason's research?

• Understanding the pros and cons of each approach

• Increasing healthcare costs

• Reducing healthcare access

• Eliminating healthcare policies