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The Balanced Budget Act of 1997
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A responsible healthcare provider can eliminate his or her own prejudices or negative
1
thoughts about certain types of patients.
2 What are some of the major differences between the United States and Other countries?
Some studies show that patients prefer healthcare providers who are similar to them
3 racially and ethnically, however, other research shows that patient satisfaction is more
closely tied to having a provider of any race who listens to them.
Which of the following pieces of legislation created Medicare Part C, also known as
4
Medicare Advantage, as well as the Children's Health Insurance Program (CHIP)?
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, A responsible healthcare provider can False
eliminate his or her own prejudices or
negative thoughts about certain types
of patients.
Which of the following is most true? Family members should not be used to interpret
medical information, except in an emergency when
no other interpreter is available
In some cultures people believe that True
talking about illness and death will
cause it to happen.
Forty percent of people in Guatemala True
speak a language other than Spanish
as their primary language and many
don't consider themselves Hispanic or
Latino.
Some studies show that patients True
prefer healthcare providers who are
similar to them racially and ethnically,
however, other research shows that
patient satisfaction is more closely
tied to having a provider of any race
who listens to them.
Which of the following is true? Patients take medicine as prescribed when they
perceive the benefits to be greater than monetary
costs, side effects, and inconvenience
Which of the following is most often Stereotypes are true of some individuals within a
true? racial or ethnic group.
Which of the following is NOT true? In order to be culturally competent, it is essential for
a healthcare provider to study the traditions,
holidays, and beliefs of the cultural groups he or she
is working with.
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Learn 1 /7 Study using Learn
The Balanced Budget Act of 1997
Choose an answer
A responsible healthcare provider can eliminate his or her own prejudices or negative
1
thoughts about certain types of patients.
2 What are some of the major differences between the United States and Other countries?
Some studies show that patients prefer healthcare providers who are similar to them
3 racially and ethnically, however, other research shows that patient satisfaction is more
closely tied to having a provider of any race who listens to them.
Which of the following pieces of legislation created Medicare Part C, also known as
4
Medicare Advantage, as well as the Children's Health Insurance Program (CHIP)?
Don't know?
Terms in this set (45)
, A responsible healthcare provider can False
eliminate his or her own prejudices or
negative thoughts about certain types
of patients.
Which of the following is most true? Family members should not be used to interpret
medical information, except in an emergency when
no other interpreter is available
In some cultures people believe that True
talking about illness and death will
cause it to happen.
Forty percent of people in Guatemala True
speak a language other than Spanish
as their primary language and many
don't consider themselves Hispanic or
Latino.
Some studies show that patients True
prefer healthcare providers who are
similar to them racially and ethnically,
however, other research shows that
patient satisfaction is more closely
tied to having a provider of any race
who listens to them.
Which of the following is true? Patients take medicine as prescribed when they
perceive the benefits to be greater than monetary
costs, side effects, and inconvenience
Which of the following is most often Stereotypes are true of some individuals within a
true? racial or ethnic group.
Which of the following is NOT true? In order to be culturally competent, it is essential for
a healthcare provider to study the traditions,
holidays, and beliefs of the cultural groups he or she
is working with.
