Exam 11: The Physician in a Changing Society

Millman contended that _______________ errors resulted in unfavorable letters of recommendation for those seeking jobs and social isolation from other physicians in the hospital.

(Multiple Choice)

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Question 21

What restricted the evaluation of work and discouraged the expression of criticism within physician circles?

(Multiple Choice)

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Question 22

______________were established in 1970 in conjunction with Medicaid and Medicare, to review and evaluate the medical care given to patients eligible to use these services.

(Multiple Choice)

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Question 23

Which group may hold doctorates in their field?

(Multiple Choice)

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Question 24

One of the most extensive changes in health care delivery, reducing the authority of physicians, has been the introduction of managed care.

(True/False)

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Question 25

Free-standing emergency centers do not take business from hospitals..

(True/False)

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Question 26

The rise of the profit orientation in medicine signifies a trend in medical practice away from formal rationality toward greater substantive rationality.

(True/False)

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Question 27

Millman contended that ________________ errors could be forgiven and often had the result of motivating the offending physician to work harder, spend more time with patients, double-check procedures, and learn from the mistake.

(Multiple Choice)

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Question 28

Mistakes and errors in medical practice, through neglect or ignorance, can sometimes be defended as:

(Multiple Choice)

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Question 29

Freidson argues that it can be ___________ that physicians are dedicated to their patients.

(Multiple Choice)

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Question 30

_______________ are composed of licensed physicians and osteopaths who determine if the services rendered are medically necessary, meet professional standards of quality, and are provided as efficiently and effectively as possible.

(Multiple Choice)

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Question 31

What does the term "countervailing power" mean? What are the sources of this notion? Discuss.

(Essay)

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Question 32

Rising costs of health care resulted in physician demands for government intervention.

(True/False)

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Question 33

__________________ considerations have become a primary motivation among physicians, hospitals, and private health insurance companies.

(Multiple Choice)

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Question 34

Millman contended that _ errors, if they were made in "good faith," were less serious than _

(Multiple Choice)

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Question 35

Is there a deprofessionalization of physicians occurring? Why? Why not?

(Essay)

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Question 36

Which is a feature of a free-standing emergency center?

(Multiple Choice)

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Question 37

The movement of public opinion has been toward less confidence in physician authority.

(True/False)

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Question 38

Medical standards and practices continue to be regulated by the practitioners themselves.

(True/False)

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Question 39

What is a gatekeeper?

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Millman contended that _______________ errors resulted in unfavorable letters of recommendation for those seeking jobs and social isolation from other physicians in the hospital.

What restricted the evaluation of work and discouraged the expression of criticism within physician circles?

______________were established in 1970 in conjunction with Medicaid and Medicare, to review and evaluate the medical care given to patients eligible to use these services.

Which group may hold doctorates in their field?

One of the most extensive changes in health care delivery, reducing the authority of physicians, has been the introduction of managed care.

Free-standing emergency centers do not take business from hospitals..

The rise of the profit orientation in medicine signifies a trend in medical practice away from formal rationality toward greater substantive rationality.

Millman contended that ________________ errors could be forgiven and often had the result of motivating the offending physician to work harder, spend more time with patients, double-check procedures, and learn from the mistake.

Mistakes and errors in medical practice, through neglect or ignorance, can sometimes be defended as:

Freidson argues that it can be ___________ that physicians are dedicated to their patients.

_______________ are composed of licensed physicians and osteopaths who determine if the services rendered are medically necessary, meet professional standards of quality, and are provided as efficiently and effectively as possible.

What does the term "countervailing power" mean? What are the sources of this notion? Discuss.

Rising costs of health care resulted in physician demands for government intervention.

__________________ considerations have become a primary motivation among physicians, hospitals, and private health insurance companies.

Millman contended that _ errors, if they were made in "good faith," were less serious than _

Is there a deprofessionalization of physicians occurring? Why? Why not?

Which is a feature of a free-standing emergency center?

The movement of public opinion has been toward less confidence in physician authority.

Medical standards and practices continue to be regulated by the practitioners themselves.

What is a gatekeeper?

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Exam 11: The Physician in a Changing Society

Millman contended that _______________ errors resulted in unfavorable letters of recommendation for those seeking jobs and social isolation from other physicians in the hospital.

What restricted the evaluation of work and discouraged the expression of criticism within physician circles?

______________were established in 1970 in conjunction with Medicaid and Medicare, to review and evaluate the medical care given to patients eligible to use these services.

Which group may hold doctorates in their field?

One of the most extensive changes in health care delivery, reducing the authority of physicians, has been the introduction of managed care.

Free-standing emergency centers do not take business from hospitals..

The rise of the profit orientation in medicine signifies a trend in medical practice away from formal rationality toward greater substantive rationality.

Millman contended that ________________ errors could be forgiven and often had the result of motivating the offending physician to work harder, spend more time with patients, double-check procedures, and learn from the mistake.

Mistakes and errors in medical practice, through neglect or ignorance, can sometimes be defended as:

Freidson argues that it can be ___________ that physicians are dedicated to their patients.

_______________ are composed of licensed physicians and osteopaths who determine if the services rendered are medically necessary, meet professional standards of quality, and are provided as efficiently and effectively as possible.

What does the term "countervailing power" mean? What are the sources of this notion? Discuss.

Rising costs of health care resulted in physician demands for government intervention.

__________________ considerations have become a primary motivation among physicians, hospitals, and private health insurance companies.

Millman contended that _______ errors, if they were made in "good faith," were less serious than _______

Is there a deprofessionalization of physicians occurring? Why? Why not?

Which is a feature of a free-standing emergency center?

The movement of public opinion has been toward less confidence in physician authority.

Medical standards and practices continue to be regulated by the practitioners themselves.

What is a gatekeeper?

Medical Sociology

Epidemiology

The Social Demography of Health: Social Class

The Social Demography of Health: Gender, Age, and Race

Social Stress and Health

Health Behavior and Lifestyles

Illness Behavior

The Sick Role

Doctor-Patient Interaction

Physicians

The Hospital in Society

Health Care Reform and Health Policy in the United States

Global Health Care

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Millman contended that _ errors, if they were made in "good faith," were less serious than _