WorksheetsHealthcare System Models – Multiple Choice Test
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 40mins
Which of the following is NOT one of the four main healthcare system models?
Beveridge Model
Bismarck Model
Medicare Model
Out-of-Pocket Model
In the Beveridge Model, healthcare is primarily funded by:
Private insurance companies
Government taxes
Out-of-pocket payments
Charity donations
The Bismarck Model was first developed in which country?
United States
Germany
France
Canada
Which of the following best describes the Bismarck Model?
Healthcare is paid for by the government and provided by private doctors
Insurance is paid through employers and employees with government regulations
There is no organized system, and individuals must pay for their own care
Healthcare is only available to wealthy individuals
The National Health Insurance (NHI) Model is mainly found in:
The United States
Canada
The United Kingdom
Germany
How is healthcare funded in the National Health Insurance (NHI) Model?
By private companies and charities
By government taxes
By out-of-pocket payments
By employer contributions
Why do some low-income countries rely on the Out-of-Pocket Model?
They do not have strong government-funded healthcare systems
They prefer private insurance for all citizens
They have too many doctors available
They have universal healthcare coverage
In which model do employers and employees both contribute to healthcare funding?
Out-of-Pocket Model
Beveridge Model
Bismarck Model
National Health Insurance Model
A key difference between the Beveridge Model and the National Health Insurance Model is:
Beveridge Model uses private insurance while NHI does not
In the Beveridge Model, the government owns hospitals and employs doctors
The NHI Model is only used in wealthy countries
The Beveridge Model requires individuals to pay for all healthcare services
Which healthcare model is most similar to a single-payer system?
Beveridge Model
Bismarck Model
National Health Insurance Model
Out-of-Pocket Model
Which healthcare model involves no centralized insurance system?
Beveridge Model
Bismarck Model
Out-of-Pocket Model
National Health Insurance Model
What is a major weakness of the Out-of-Pocket Model?
It limits access to healthcare for the poor
It provides free care for all citizens
In which model do patients typically pay directly for healthcare services at the time of receiving them?
National Health Insurance Model
Out-of-Pocket Model
Bismarck Model
Beveridge Model
Which healthcare model is known for having a mix of public and private providers, with insurance plans covering everyone?
Out-of-Pocket Model
Bismarck Model
Beveridge Model
National Health Insurance Model
Select ALL of the following which are LOCAL health services
Primary Care Doctors
Dentists
Senior Citizens Centers
County Health Departments
Select ALL of the following of which are STATE health services.
The National Institute of Health (NIH)
The Veteran's Administration (VA)
Medicare
Department of State Health Services
Select ALL of the following which receives Federal funding, but is administered at the State level.
Medicare
Children's Health Insurance Program (CHIPs)
Medicaid
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC)
What is one advantage of the Beveridge Model?
Private insurance companies control healthcare costs
There are no taxes to support healthcare
Only employed people receive healthcare
Everyone has access to healthcare regardless of income
In what healthcare model does the lowest cost per capita exist?
Beveridge
Bismarck
National Health Insurance (NHI)
Adult and Child Protective Services are ran by what branch of the government?
Local
State
Federal
Regional
