Healthcare Systems & Settings Exam Flashcards
(100 cards)
Diagnose illness, provide treatments, perform procedures, and write prescriptions
Medical doctors
Do osteopathic manipulative therapy (OMT) to treat patients
Osteopathic providers (DO’s)
Advanced training beyond RN degree, extensive clinical experience, diagnose and treat common illness, and focus on preventive care
Nurse practitioners
Practice medicine under MD or DO, advanced degree
Physician assistant
Diagnostic testing on blood under supervision of medical technologist
Medical laboratory technicians
Check patients in and out, answer, phones, perform feeling, faxing, and other tasks
Medical receptionist
HMO
Health maintenance organization
PPO
Preferred provider organization
ACO
Accountable care organization (capitation)
PCMH
Patient centered medical home (global budget, pay for performance)
-provides lower costs to plan members
-requires a referral from a PCP to to see specialist
-requires pre-authorization for surgery
HMO
-provides lower cost of plan members
-less restrictions to see specialist
-can go out of network providers, but will cost more
PPO
Provider network sharing financial and medical responsibility for coordinated patient care, for Medicare patients, ACA (In hopes of limiting unnecessary spending)
Accountable care organizations (ACO)
Payment to physician per patient, per time period in advance, and incentives avoiding costly procedures based on demographics
Capitation (full or partial)
Primary care provider (PCP) coordinates treatment for patient to ensure they receive necessary care (patient centered)
(PCMH) patient centered medical home
Physicians receive fixed payments for patient care, encouraging, cost-effective treatment choices based on in individual factors
Global budget
Providers paid for meeting, quality and efficiency criteria
Pay for performance
Appropriate dress, personal phone use, punctuality, and respect for boundaries
Professionalism
Lifelong goals
Intrinsic Motivation
Driven by outside forces, short and less fulfilling
Extrinsic motivation
Integrity, accountability, flexibility, and open mindness
Work ethic
Delegated to medical assistance, work under supervision
Scope of pratice
The degree of care or competence expected in a particular circumstance or role
Standard of care
What can MA not do?
Diagnosed, treat, or instruct patients to take course of action