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Health Care Management

$200 $300 $400 $500 $100 $200 $300 $400 $500 $100 $200 $300 $400 $500 $100 $200 $300 $400 $500 $100 Healthcare (1)Healthcare (2) Healthcare (3) MEDICAL TV SHOWS Healthcare (4) $100 $200 $300 $400 $500

The government program that covers people over 65 years of age

What is Medicare?

In these types of hospitals, the board represents the community

What are not-for-profit hospitals?

In these types of hospitals, the board represents the shareholders

What are for-profit hospitals?

This professional group of employees provide coordination of care in hospitals

What are nurses?

The entity that provides insurance for over 164 million people

What are employers ?

The government program that covers poor people

What is Medicaid?

The government program that covers uninsured children in families that do not qualify for other programs

What is SCHIP (State Children Health Insurance Program)?

What is your wager?

In this type of healthcare organizations, surgeries are done on a same-day basis

What are Ambulatory Surgery Centers?

These types of healthcare organizations came under a lot of fire from President Obama during the reform debate

What are insurance companies?

The Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act

What is the healthcare reform law?

46 Million people

Who are the uninsured?

People with some kind of health insurance but who still have to pay high out- of-pocket fees People with some kind of health insurance but who still have to pay high out- of-pocket fees

Who are the underinsured?

The state with the largest number of uninsured people

What is Texas ?

The only state that passed universal health insurance in 2008

What is Massachusetts?

The US senator who died two year ago and whose name was always associated with universal healthcare

Who is Ted Kennedy?

Coined by Sarah Palin, this term became synonymous to fear for senior citizens during healthcare reform debates

What are so-called “death panels”?

The approximate rank of the US when compared to other countries on Infant Mortality Rate

What is 33 rd ?

Percentage of GDP spent on healthcare in the US

What is 16%?

Total number of hospitals in the US

What is 5,800?

What is your wager?

Heart hospitals, eye hospitals, cancer hospitals, children's hospitals, etc.

What are specialty hospitals? ?

JD’s best friend in the show “Scrubs”

Who is Dr. Turk?

Dr. Bailey’s nickname on the show “Grey’s Anatomy”

What is “the Nazi”? a

The arrogant doctor at the fictional Princeton ‑ Plainsboro Teaching Hospital

Who is Dr. House?

The Chief Nursing Officer on one TVs latest medical shows

Who is Christina Hawthorne ?

This medical drama ran on CBS between 1994 and It took place in a fictional Midwestern charity hospital

What is “Chicago Hope”?

Final Jeopardy

What is your wager?

These types of doctors will be in serious shortage in the next years

What are primary care doctors/family doctors?