Question

Answer with True or False:

1- The National Committee on Quality Assurance was established to measure, analyze, and improve managed care organization health care programs through a voluntary managed care organization accrediting process.

2- Statutory consent does not presume a reasonable person would give consent to a lifesaving procedure.

3- The most common types of criminal law infractions in the healthcare field are Medicare and Medicaid fraud.

4- Reasonable accommodation refers to employers that take reasonable action to accommodate a disabled individual to accommodate a physical limitation.

5- The Age Discrimination in Employment Act of 1967 protects employees and job applicants 40 years old and older from discrimination as it applies to hiring, firing, promotion, layoffs, training, assignments, and benefits.

6- The Hill-Burton Act of 1946 had a huge influence on creating more hospitals in the United States.

7- The concept of stakeholder management focuses on the relationship between organizations and all of their constituents and how management recognizes the different expectations of each group.

Answer 1

1) true

the ncqa was established in 1990 for measure , analyze, and improve quality of health care

2) False

When a person is unable to give concent to a emergency treatment ,the law implies concent on a presumption that a reasonable person would concent to lifesaving medical interventions

3)true

4) True

reasonable  accomadation refers to the employer that take reasonable action to accommodate a physically disabled individual such as computer equipment or furnitures

5) true

the age discrimination in employment act of 1967 protects certain employees and job applicants 40 years old and older on the basis of age in hiring , promotion , compentation ,conditions or previleges of employment .

6) true

the purpose of Hill-Burton act of 1946 was to give hospitals and healthcare facilities loans for construction and modernization.

7)true