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Concurrent UR in a hospital will be primarily concerned with the


A) disease process
B) length of stay
C) preauthorizations
D) quality management

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Two organizations cease to exist, and a new corporation is formed.


A) Acquisition
B) Merger
C) Joint venture
D) Alliance

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By law, an HMO is prohibited from having an exclusive contract with a group practice.

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Capitation is best described as


A) monthly lump sum payment regardless of utilization
B) monthly lump sum payment regardless of cost
C) fixed monthly fee per member
D) payments capped to a maximum cost for delivering services

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What is the ultimate aim of a highly integrated organization?


A) Deliver a seamless array of services
B) Bring physicians and hospitals together to compete with managed care
C) Become a risk bearing entity
D) Obtain government contracts to participate in Medicaid and Medicare Advantage

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Gatekeeping ______ secondary care services.


A) bypasses
B) encompasses the delivery of
C) requires a referral for
D) does not control

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Which HMO model is likely to provide the greatest control over the practice patterns of physicians?


A) Staff model
B) Group model
C) Network model
D) IPA model

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An organization ceases to exist as a separate entity and is absorbed into the purchasing corporation.


A) Acquisition
B) Merger
C) Joint venture
D) Alliance

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Under which model is an HMO relieved of the burden to establish contracts with providers and monitor utilization?


A) Staff model
B) Group model
C) Network model
D) IPA model

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Utilization is better controlled under a closed-panel plan than under an open-panel plan.

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In the term, managed care, 'manage' refers to


A) management of utilization
B) management of premiums
C) management of risk
D) management of the supply of services

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Which HMO model is likely to require heavy capital outlays to expand into new markets?


A) Staff model
B) Group model
C) Network model
D) IPA model

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Fee for service promoted


A) price controls
B) moral hazard
C) provider-induced demand
D) both moral hazard and provider-induced demand

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Among HMOs, which model is the most successful in terms of the share of all enrollments?


A) Staff model
B) Group model
C) Network model
D) IPA model

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Managed care was initially welcomed by


A) employers
B) workers
C) private insurance
D) the government

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What type of integration is represented by a chain of nursing homes?


A) Vertical integration
B) Network
C) Horizontal integration
D) Diversification

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Closely associated with concurrent UR is the function of


A) preauthorization
B) rehabilitation
C) practice profiling
D) discharge planning

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Diversification is not achieved through horizontal integration.

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Closed-panel plan.


A) No new physicians can be added to the plan
B) New enrollees are not accepted by the plan
C) The enrollee cannot switch from one plan to another
D) The enrollee is restricted to the providers on the panel

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Which legislation was mainly responsible for the decline of Medicare enrollments in managed care after a rise in enrollments?


A) Tax Equity and Fiscal Responsibility Act of 1982
B) Balanced Budget Act of 1997
C) Medicare Prescription Drug, Improvement, and Modernization Act of 2003
D) Deficit Reduction Act of 2005

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