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    Executive Summary

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    communities in Southern California on the importance of eating right and an active lifestyle to prevent childhood obesity. The campaign’s significant factors include healthcare industry leadership‚ partnerships and public policy‚ and community investment (Kaiser Institute for Health Policy‚ 2012). Target Population or Audience Research shows that where a person live‚ work or attend school and play are key factors to the prevalence of obesity in the society. Unfortunately‚ people in the low-income bracket

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    Evolution of Managed Care

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    Evolution of Managed Care HCS/235 Evolution of Managed Care Managed care is a type of system that was formed to help control the costs and quality to health care services; this will give access to services to specific groups of covered patients. The system was created to help the patients (customers) to receive services without having the full financial burden (University of Washington‚ 1998). The managed care services’ goal is to be able to help individuals and their families by providing

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    assignment was called The Price of Health Care. The goal of that paper was to show how California could properly fund healthcare by using competition between the healthcare providers to keep prices low for the consumers. I also went over how Kaiser Permanente made a bad decision in teaming up with the state of North Carolina and then failing in the region once other healthcare providers started in the state. The conclusion was that the state should stay out of the healthcare business and use completion

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    don’t have access to physicians. More physicians over the country started providing more medical services for different companies. Other major medical prepaid groups came out during these times like the Group Health Association in 1937‚ the Kaiser- Permanente Medical program in 1942‚ the Health Cooperative of Puget Sound in Seattle in 1947‚ the Health Insurance Plan of Greater New York in New York City in 1947‚ and the Group Health Plan of Minneapolis in 1957. The Health Maintenance Organization

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    Similarities and Differences between Managed Cares Verletta Williams Everest University Online Managed care has been formed since the 1930 and evolved over the last ten years. Since the evolving of managed care there are three types of managed care plans. People that are enrolled in private health insurance are subscribed to a type of managed care plan. There are many differences between the three types of managed care plans and they also have similarities. The involvement of managed care plans

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    caffeine might be responsible for a reduced risk of diabetes for women who regularly imbibe java. But it may be linked to a slight rise in high blood pressure The heart rhythm research looked at the rate at which 130‚054 members of the Kaiser Permanente Medical Care Program were hospitalized for heart rhythm disturbances. About 2 percent of them had hospital stays because of such abnormalities‚ the most common being atrial fibrillation. But the risk was 18 percent lower for those who reported

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    PROPSECTS AND CHALLENGES OF INTEGRATED ELECTONIC HEALTH RECORDS FOR MANAGED CARE ORGANIZATIONS by Peter Oluseyi Okebukola MPH/MBA Intended audience This is a public policy memo directed to the Office of the National Coordinator of Health Information Technology (ONCHIT) within the Department of Health and Human Services (DHHS). CONTENTS      Executive Summary Background Definitions stakeholders Options and implications for managed care          Individual practice association (IPA)

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    Introduction Do you guys want to be a healthy person‚ or maybe have great body? Maybe like Ryan Reynolds… Right? He has great abs‚ desirable figure‚ and a symbol of healthiness. Maybe‚ some of you think when you see Reynolds figure in movies or photos that must be photo-shopped. Well it’s not‚ it all can be achieve easily by a healthy diet. A research affiliate from University of Minnesota‚ Barb Leonard‚ PhD‚ says‚ “A healthy diet gives your body the nutrients it needs to perform‚ maintain wellness

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    Samantha Johnson GSB 714 Bus‚ Gov’t & Glb Economy August 3rd‚ 2014 Case 5: Merck‚ the FDA‚ and the Vioxx Recall Section I Merck was one of the world’s leading pharmaceutical firms. The company ranked 4th I sales after Pfizer and Johnson & Johnson and it ranked 5th in assets and market value. Merck ranked 1st in profits‚ earning $7.33 billion on $30.78 billion in sales. In 2006‚ Merck faced major challenges with their once best selling prescription painkillers‚ Vioxx which was pulled

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    psychiatrist ’s verdict‚ but her daughter did not. Her daughter viewed the guidelines protecting her mother ’s life as obstacles‚ and in a press interview called the guidelines a "roadblock" to Kate ’s right to die and demanded that Kate ’s HMO‚ Kaiser Permanente‚ provide a second opinion. This was provided by a clinical psychologist (rather than an MD-psychiatrist) who also found Kate had memory problems. The psychologist also worried about familial pressure‚ writing that Kate ’s decision to die "may

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