What are the 4 components of the right to health according to WHO

Availability, accessibility, acceptability and quality.

What is the definition of Acceptability

respect for medical ethics, culturally appropriate, sensitivity to gender.

What is the definition of Quality

Services are scientifically and medically approved.

What is the definition of Availability

Sufficient quantity of functioning health facilities, goods and services

What was one way (mentioned in pre class video) that can improve access to care

Increasing amount of physicians

According to the video at the start of class, what are the 3 main factors that affect access to healthcare

Social, economic, environmental

What is the definition of Accessibility

Health facilities, goods, and services must be accessible to everyone.

What is the definition of health equity

Being able to reach full health potential, regardless of work, and income

How did Japan increase its life expectancy

Investing in public health: making health care more accessible

According to the pre class video, what is the definition of access to care

Find qualified health care providers and receive timely medical services

What Group is a the highest risk of facing barriers to healthcare

Low Income individuals, Private Insurance users

What is a health disparity

Differences and/or gaps in the quality of health and healthcare

What Preventative services are now available with no cost (that the pre class video mentioned)

Mammograms, well child visits, flu shots

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1
With the ACA, insurance companies cannot deny someone with (a) __
Felony
Cancer
Pre existing health condition
Low income status
2
What are the 4 components of the right to health according to WHO
Physical, Mental, Social, and Emotional
Prevention, Diagnosis, Treatment, and Recovery
Availability, accessibility, acceptability and quality.
Cost, Coverage, Convenience, and Competence
3
What is one group that the ACA focuses on
Teachers
Middle aged people
Women and children
Men
4
What is the definition of Acceptability
Services are scientifically and medically approved.
respect for medical ethics, culturally appropriate, sensitivity to gender.
Sufficient quantity of functioning health facilities, goods and services
Health facilities, goods, and services must be accessible to everyone.
5
What is the definition of Quality
respect for medical ethics, culturally appropriate, sensitivity to gender.
Sufficient quantity of functioning health facilities, goods and services
Health facilities, goods, and services must be accessible to everyone.
Services are scientifically and medically approved.
6
What is the definition of Availability
Services are scientifically and medically approved.
Health facilities, goods, and services must be accessible to everyone.
respect for medical ethics, culturally appropriate, sensitivity to gender.
Sufficient quantity of functioning health facilities, goods and services
7
What was one way (mentioned in pre class video) that can improve access to care
More medical school for doctors
Increasing telehealth
Removing insurance companies
Increasing amount of physicians
8
What is the purpose of the ACA
Increase access to care
Improve healthcare
Reduce scheduling conflicts
Improve public transportation
9
Quality health care is key to __
Reducing financial strain
All of the above
Ensuring equity
Preventing disease
10
Access to care is key to achieve __
Healthcare
Health equity
Health barriers
Health equality
11
The ACA helped people get ___
Bus passes
PrEP
Translators
Healthcare insurance
12
The community leaders hire translators to attend the meeting or offer an additional meeting held in an
Equality
Equity
13
According to the video at the start of class, what are the 3 main factors that affect access to healthcare
Emotional, financial, physical
Biological, social, psychological
Social, economic, environmental
Transportation, wait times, insurance
14
A community meeting where members of the community are invited to talk about a local environmental health concern
equity
equality
15
Access to Health care affects physical, social, and mental health
False
True
16
What is the definition of Accessibility
Health facilities, goods, and services must be accessible to everyone.
respect for medical ethics, culturally appropriate, sensitivity to gender.
Sufficient quantity of functioning health facilities, goods and services
Services are scientifically and medically approved.
17
What cost MORE according to the pre class video
Heart attack recovery
Diabetes screening
18
What is the definition of health equity
The state of being free from illness or injury
Being able to afford healthcare
Being able to reach full health potential, regardless of work, and income
Everyone having the same health status
19
What country in 1980 had the highest life expectancy
UK
France
United States
Japan
20
How did Japan increase its life expectancy
Vaccines
Investing in public health: making health care more accessible
The use of AI in medicine
Improved medical technology
21
According to the pre class video, what is the definition of access to care
Living in close proximity to health clinics
Being able to afford healthcare
Understanding your health
Find qualified health care providers and receive timely medical services
22
Improving access to healthcare will
Improve Health Outcomes
Raise taxes
Make doctors richer
Cause stress
23
What Group is a the highest risk of facing barriers to healthcare
Middle Aged Men
Low Income individuals
College students
Private Insurance users
24
What is the ACA
Affordable Care Act
Affordability Caring Act
American Counseling Association
American Care Act
25
The ACA increased focus to__
Tertiary Prevention
Primary prevention
Prevention
Secondary prevention
26
What is a health disparity
Differences and/or gaps in the quality of health and healthcare
Idea that everyone should have a chance to achieve their best health
A health issue that only targets one group
Factors that prevent an individual(s) from acquiring access to health
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What Preventative services are now available with no cost (that the pre class video mentioned)
Breast feeding services, Eye and dental services
None, still requires co pay
Therapy, prescription refills, X-Rays
Mammograms, well child visits, flu shots

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