Healthcare Delivery and Policies

The video discusses healthcare, its importance, and the organization of healthcare systems. It covers the different types of healthcare delivery, including primary, secondary, tertiary, and quaternary care, as well as community care. The video also explores healthcare systems in India, focusing on the universal multi-payer model and the Ayushmann Bharat program. It highlights the Pradhan Mantri Jan Arogya Yojana, a scheme aimed at providing health coverage to the poor and vulnerable. Key challenges such as access to healthcare and workforce issues are also addressed.

What is the primary role of healthcare systems?

• To provide employment opportunities

• To reduce government spending

• To maintain and improve the health of individuals

• To generate profit for private companies

Which factor does NOT influence access to healthcare?

• Geographical barriers

• Healthcare policies

• Financial limitations

• Personal preferences

What type of care is provided by a general practitioner?

• Tertiary care

• Secondary care

• Primary care

• Quaternary care

Which type of healthcare delivery requires a referral from a primary or secondary health professional?

• Primary care

• Secondary care

• Tertiary care

• Community care

What is an example of quaternary care?

• General check-up

• Cancer management

• Stem cell research

• Basic maternal care

What is a major issue for rural healthcare in India?

• Surplus of medical resources

• Excessive number of doctors

• Lack of access to quality healthcare

• Overfunding of rural hospitals

What was a focus of the National Health Policy of 1983?

• Increasing private healthcare expenditure

• Reducing the burden of non-communicable diseases

• Centralizing healthcare systems

• Eliminating public health programs

What is the main goal of the Pradhan Mantri Jan Arogya Yojana?

• To provide universal health coverage

• To increase healthcare costs

• To limit healthcare access

• To privatize healthcare services

How is the Pradhan Mantri Jan Arogya Yojana funded?

• Entirely by state governments

• Entirely by private corporations

• Fully by the central government with shared implementation costs

• By international organizations

What is the insurance cover provided by the Pradhan Mantri Jan Arogya Yojana?

• Up to 10 lakhs per family per year

• Up to 5 lakhs per family per year

• Up to 1 lakh per family per year

• Up to 2 lakhs per family per year