Introductory Puzzle

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Across
  1. 7. Donabedian triad category assessing the final end-results of medical interventions on patient health
  2. 11. Formulary rule requiring a trial of a lower-cost drug before a costlier alternative is approved
  3. 14. Hospital prospective payment system based on clinical classification and severity (acronymn)
  4. 15. 2022 federal law that capped Medicare insulin costs at $35/month and authorized drug price negotiations
  5. 19. Statistical principle stating that loss predictions become more accurate as group size expands
  6. 21. Political policy model describing the relationships among Congress, executive agencies, and interest groups
  7. 24. Interdisciplinary committee that manages, evaluates, and updates the drug formulary
  8. 25. Federal law (1986) requiring emergency rooms to medically screen and stabilize all patients (acronymn)
  9. 26. Non-profit, quasi-public insurance funds that administer statutory health coverage under Germany's Bismarck model
  10. 27. Federal law (1987) requiring monthly pharmacist-led Medication Regimen Reviews in nursing homes
  11. 28. Joint federal-state public health insurance program created under Title XIX of the Social Security Act
Down
  1. 1. Primary care delivery model centered on coordinated, comprehensive, team-based care
  2. 2. Self-care tasks such as bathing, dressing, and eating used to assess functional status
  3. 3. First point of contact in the healthcare system focused on prevention and routine care
  4. 4. Fixed flat dollar amount paid by an insured patient at the point of service
  5. 5. UK socialized medicine model where healthcare is government-funded through taxation and publicly delivered
  6. 6. Landmark community pharmacy care model that demonstrated improved clinical and financial outcomes
  7. 8. Systematic process of compiling an accurate medication list to prevent errors during care transitions
  8. 9. Predetermined, fixed per-member per-month payment made to healthcare providers
  9. 10. Category of health outcomes evaluated specifically in terms of monetary cost and resource use
  10. 12. Voluntary Medicare benefit established in 2003 providing outpatient prescription drug coverage
  11. 13. 1946 federal statute providing grants and loans to construct community hospitals nationwide
  12. 16. Dimension of healthcare access evaluating how provider charges align with a patient's ability to pay
  13. 17. Federal program allowing safety-net clinics and eligible hospitals to purchase discounted outpatient drugs
  14. 18. Independent, non-profit organization that accredits and certifies over 23,000 healthcare organizations
  15. 20. Health policy model representing the trade-offs among Cost, Quality, and Access
  16. 22. Cost-sharing arrangement where the patient pays a set percentage of the medical service cost
  17. 23. Non-monetary social, environmental, and economic factors influencing health outcomes(acronymn)