This quiz tests knowledge on healthcare management, focusing on research methodologies and evidence-based practices. It challenges misconceptions about treatment usage and study designs, enhancing understanding of data analysis and research ethics in healthcare.
True
False
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Specific areas of interest are covered
Important information may be missed
Each person interviewed will cover the same material
The person being interviewed engages in a monologue narrative
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Cohort study
Randomized controlled trial
Case-control study
Case series
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The patient has an acute condition
The condition being treated would not place the patient at risk for serious harm if left untreated
The treatment(s) under consideration act and cease acting quickly
Both the patient and the researcher (clinician) are blinded to which treatment is being administered at each time
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Arithmetic mean
Central tendency
Median
Mode
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Publication bias
Faulty comparator bias
Selective (outcome) reporting bias
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Histogram: bar chart: bar chart: histogram
Histogram: bar chart: histogram: bar chart
Bar chart: histogram: bar chart: histogram
Bar chart: histogram: histogram: bar chart
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Type I error
Type II error
Type III error
Type IV error
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2.94 standard deviations
1.96 standard deviations
3.15 standard deviations
4.26 standard deviations
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Problems of cost, quality and access need to be solved.
Government policies need to be evaluated.
Too many people work in hospitals.
Many technologies are complicated.
Healthcare costs are too high.
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The Great Phase
The Behavioral Phase
The Situational Leadership Phase
The Great Man and Trait Phase
The Collective Phase
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Scientific
Formal
Long term practice
Modeling
Publication
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Enthusiastic
Ignored
Lazy
Satisfied
None of the above
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Being accountable
Becoming a person of trust
Creating culture
Delegating to subordinates
None of the above
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Modified
Learned
Simultaneous
Moderated
None of the above
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Beneficiary
Contingencies
Malevolence
Justice
None of the above
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Mentor
Telemachus
Protégé
Leader
None of the above
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Coaching
Continuing Education
Documentation
Performance Improvement Plans
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Expensive
Fragmented
Market-oriented
All of the above
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Employer-based
Financed by the government
Privately purchased
None of the above
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Regulation of behaviors
Allocation of income, services, or goods
Both a and b
Neither a nor b
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Control costs
Provide unnecessary services.
File a reimbursement claim
Underutilize health care
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Lifestyle and behaviors
Lack of medical care
Social and environmental factors
Genetic makeup
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Disease Prevention
Health promotion
Health protection
All of the above
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Decreased utilization of lower cost preventive services
Increased need for more expensive, emergency health care
The spread of infectious diseases
All of the above
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Calculating patient care fees
Determining staffing patterns
Recruiting new medical staff
Hiring the CEO
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6%
16%
26%
36%
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Waste and abuse
Increase in elderly population
Decrease in uninsured
Growth of technology
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The selling of an organ for money is considered immoral
The selling of an organ for profit can lead to other health issues that society has to absorb at a later time
It is not illegal to see an organ in the United States
There are greater person’s in need who may not have financial resources
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Be cultural sensitive and find the senior adult male in the family
Make every attempt to accommodate the cultural issues, but when in doubt, inform the most available family member
Disregard cultural awareness and reply on state laws for guidance
Avoid cultural stereotyping and do not assume all members act equally
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It is a union requirement that this process be available to employees
It is usually an adversarial process
The employer will set the conditions of the meeting
When continued dispute is the outcome, there is always an appeal process
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True, both have the same government constraints on them
True, both for profit and not for profit organizations answer to the same stakeholders
False, not-for-profit organizations may have to weigh stakeholder values with the cost of the intangible item
False, intangible asset decision making is the same regardless of organization
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Views individuals of a certain race as being homogenous and fitting in with other members of the racial group by default.
Engages in hiring practices that promote diversity
Views a person as an individual outside of one’s culture
All of the above will decrease organizations effectiveness.
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Longevity of the employee.
Performance appraisals
Your personal relationship with the employee.
Disciplinary actions
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Integrate information from various sources to make decisions
Save money by moving away from paper based retrieval systems
Are constantly changing and are burdensome to providers
See daily and hourly reports on activities inside the facility
Food Chain
Life Cycle Model
TOWS Analysis
Environment
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Figurehead, liaison, arbitrator, mentor, and legal advisor
Interpersonal rolls, informational roles and decision roles
Only that which is described by the chief executive officer
The 1st link is managing process change
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Vested with legal capacity
Vested with the authority of the board
Has a law degree and license
Formerly served as the contract officer
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Confidence interval
Significance
Error
None of the above
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Confidence interval
Significance
Level of Error
None of the above
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Continues variables
Dichotomous variables
Categorical; variables
All of the above
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When you are looking at the differences between males and females and ER use
When comparing the outcomes of NPs, MDs and Pas across primary care loads
When determining factors affecting costs in a large hospital
When comparing your hospital costs to that of a similar size hospital across town
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When you are looking at the differences between males and females and ER use
When comparing the outcomes of NPs, MDs and Pas across primary care loads
When determining factors affecting costs in a large hospital
When comparing your hospital costs to that of a similar size hospital across town
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.05
.01
.001
.10
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The evidence is not supported
There is no difference between variables
There is support of the statistical finding
There is a difference
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A normal distribution
A data set with (probably) both skewness and kurtosis in the distribution
Missing data
None of the above
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Mean, median, mode and standard deviation
Confidence interval, p-value, f-ratio and t-statistics
Mean square error, means square treatment and error sum of squares
None of the above
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Continuous data
Dichotomous data
Interval data
Ratio data
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