Question 1

Health policy analysis is not a learning process.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 2

If a policy group includes someone with a marketing background, that person is likely to believe that the target population:

Accepted Answer

A)  tends to engage in "value-free" activities. 
B)  will make choices based on social rather than individual preferences. 
C)  is most concerned with economics rather than social norms. 
D)  can be persuaded to change its preferences. 
A)  tends to engage in "value-free" activities. 
B)  will make choices based on social rather than individual preferences. 
C)  is most concerned with economics rather than social norms. 
D)  can be persuaded to change its preferences.

Question 3

Which of the following is usually the starting point for a health policy assessment?

Accepted Answer

A)  Public demand for change in government health policies 
B)  A recent critical event, such as an earthquake or epidemic 
C)  A request from an insurance company looking to cut costs 
D)  The result of investigative journalism and media pressure 
A)  Public demand for change in government health policies 
B)  A recent critical event, such as an earthquake or epidemic 
C)  A request from an insurance company looking to cut costs 
D)  The result of investigative journalism and media pressure

Question 4

If a policy group agrees on most points but cannot quite reach a final decision, the likely cause is:

Accepted Answer

A)  fear of the consequences if the policy is unsuccessful. 
B)  an underlying lack of trust among group members. 
C)  political pressure from those writing the checks. 
D)  hidden assumptions among group members. 
A)  fear of the consequences if the policy is unsuccessful. 
B)  an underlying lack of trust among group members. 
C)  political pressure from those writing the checks. 
D)  hidden assumptions among group members.

Health policy analysis is not a learning process.

If a policy group includes someone with a marketing background, that person is likely to believe that the target population:

Which of the following is usually the starting point for a health policy assessment?

If a policy group agrees on most points but cannot quite reach a final decision, the likely cause is:

Introduction

American Exceptionalism - Conceptual and Structural

American Exceptionalism Historical and Political

Where Do We Want to Be

What Are the Governmental Alternatives

The Policy Analysis Process: Health Technology Assessment

The Policy Analysis Process: Evidence-Based Medicine

The Policy Analysis Process: Evaluation of Political Feasibility

The Policy Analysis Process: Evaluation of Economic Viability

The Policy Analysis Process: Analysis of Values

Implementation Strategy and Planning

Health Professional Leadership

All Those Levers and Still No Fulcrum

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Exam 6: The Policy Analysis Process: Identification and Definition

Health policy analysis is not a learning process.

If a policy group includes someone with a marketing background, that person is likely to believe that the target population:

Which of the following is usually the starting point for a health policy assessment?

If a policy group agrees on most points but cannot quite reach a final decision, the likely cause is:

Introduction

American Exceptionalism - Conceptual and Structural

American Exceptionalism Historical and Political

Where Do We Want to Be

What Are the Governmental Alternatives

The Policy Analysis Process: Health Technology Assessment

The Policy Analysis Process: Evidence-Based Medicine

The Policy Analysis Process: Evaluation of Political Feasibility

The Policy Analysis Process: Evaluation of Economic Viability

The Policy Analysis Process: Analysis of Values

Implementation Strategy and Planning

Health Professional Leadership

All Those Levers and Still No Fulcrum

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