CEBS - GBA 1: DIRECTING BENEFITS PROGRAMS PART 1 EXAM
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS WITH COMPLETE SOLUTIONS VERIFIED LATEST
UPDATE
Which risk-handling techniques Avoidance, retention, insurance and
are being used by a firm that control
decides to not produce a
dangerous chemical, to
purchase
insurance with a $10,000
deductible on its assets and to
install a fire sprinkler system
throughout the plant?
A healthcare organization is II and III only
contemplating a possible
investment in a new technology
and is conducting a return on
investment (ROI) analysis.
Which of the following are
typically used to define the
returns to be valued?
I. Savings in time
II. Savings in cost
III. Cash returns
,Which of the following is (are) None
reasons typically cited for
offering carved-out
prescription drug plans?
I. The administration costs of
carved-out plans are easier to
pass along to
participants.
II. Non-carved-out plans often cost
more because some retail
chain pharmacy systems turn
off monitoring edits when
dispensing prescription drugs to
these plans' participants.
III. Pharmacy benefit managers
(PBMs) administering carved-out
plans are willing to pay
physicians for dispensing
certain drugs in the office
while non-carved-out
plans refuse to do so.
Which of the None
following entities are
eligible to
participate in a
cafeteria plan?
,I. Sole proprietors
II. Partners in a
partnership
III. 2% or greater
shareholders in an
S- corporation
A typical I, II and III
behavioral health
specialty network
includes which of the
following
healthprofessionals
?
I. Individual
practitioners and
multispecialty group
practices
II. Medical
doctors that
specialize in
addictionology
III. Developmental
behavioral
pediatricians
, The usual steps in an I, II and III
evaluation of a
health reform
initiative include
which of the
following?
I. Describing the
reform instrument
and the
implementation
process
II. Gathering data
about changes in
health service
performance and
possibly also in
health data
III. Assessing whether
these data really are
outcomes of the
reform
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS WITH COMPLETE SOLUTIONS VERIFIED LATEST
UPDATE
Which risk-handling techniques Avoidance, retention, insurance and
are being used by a firm that control
decides to not produce a
dangerous chemical, to
purchase
insurance with a $10,000
deductible on its assets and to
install a fire sprinkler system
throughout the plant?
A healthcare organization is II and III only
contemplating a possible
investment in a new technology
and is conducting a return on
investment (ROI) analysis.
Which of the following are
typically used to define the
returns to be valued?
I. Savings in time
II. Savings in cost
III. Cash returns
,Which of the following is (are) None
reasons typically cited for
offering carved-out
prescription drug plans?
I. The administration costs of
carved-out plans are easier to
pass along to
participants.
II. Non-carved-out plans often cost
more because some retail
chain pharmacy systems turn
off monitoring edits when
dispensing prescription drugs to
these plans' participants.
III. Pharmacy benefit managers
(PBMs) administering carved-out
plans are willing to pay
physicians for dispensing
certain drugs in the office
while non-carved-out
plans refuse to do so.
Which of the None
following entities are
eligible to
participate in a
cafeteria plan?
,I. Sole proprietors
II. Partners in a
partnership
III. 2% or greater
shareholders in an
S- corporation
A typical I, II and III
behavioral health
specialty network
includes which of the
following
healthprofessionals
?
I. Individual
practitioners and
multispecialty group
practices
II. Medical
doctors that
specialize in
addictionology
III. Developmental
behavioral
pediatricians
, The usual steps in an I, II and III
evaluation of a
health reform
initiative include
which of the
following?
I. Describing the
reform instrument
and the
implementation
process
II. Gathering data
about changes in
health service
performance and
possibly also in
health data
III. Assessing whether
these data really are
outcomes of the
reform
