Across
- 1. A reimbursement model where providers receive a fixed amount per patient, regardless of services used
- 6. A system where the government provides health services funded by taxes
- 9. The total output of healthcare goods and services in a given year
- 12. The total amount spent on healthcare within a country
- 14. A situation where one party (e.g., an insurer) does not have full information about another party's health status
- 16. A financial burden on individuals due to high healthcare expenses
- 18. A principle of healthcare economics focusing on cost containment and quality improvement
- 19. A pricing strategy in healthcare where providers are paid for each service separately
- 21. A financial instrument that allows individuals to save money tax-free for medical expenses
- 22. A common issue in healthcare where resources are not distributed fairly among populations
- 24. A process in healthcare management that sets priorities for funding and service delivery
- 25. A situation where patients demand more healthcare services due to insurance coverage
- 29. The study of costs and benefits of different medical interventions
- 30. The sector responsible for organizing, financing, and delivering health services
Down
- 2. A factor that significantly influences healthcare costs, including salaries and facility expenses
- 3. A system where employers provide health insurance to their employees
- 4. A model of care that combines patient treatment and funding under one structure
- 5. A healthcare funding model based on tax revenue rather than insurance
- 7. An approach that seeks to balance costs with the effectiveness of treatments
- 8. A funding mechanism where healthcare providers are paid based on health outcomes
- 10. A system for funding medical services, often involving insurance
- 11. A key objective in healthcare financing, ensuring resources are used wisely
- 13. The process of designing policies and regulations for healthcare delivery
- 15. The economic concept of allocating limited resources efficiently
- 17. An organization that negotiates healthcare costs on behalf of members
- 20. A measure of the number of doctors available per population
- 23. A key principle in healthcare planning, ensuring everyone gets services regardless of income
- 26. A common type of health insurance plan that requires a primary care physician referral for specialists
- 27. A measure of how effectively a healthcare system meets its population's needs
- 28. A system that limits provider networks to control costs
