Question

In a fairly recent cost analysis study, it was found that Medicaid policy barriers impacted the rates of unintended pregnancies and abortions, which resulted in a public cost of ________ dollars.

a	110 million
b	125 million
c	130 million
d	145 million

Question 2 (1 point)

Chris Jennings, of Jennings Policy Strategies, has worked on health policy under which two presidential administrations?

a	G H.W. Bush and Obama
b	Reagan and Clinton
c	George W. Bush and Clinton
d	Clinton and Obama

Question 3 (1 point)

True or false? If the Affordable Care Act is repealed, a financially viable replacement option will be difficult to construct.

True

False

Question 4 (1 point)

True or false? There is a linear relationship between rulemaking and the operating activities involved in implementing and modifying a policy.

True

False

Question 5 (1 point)

________ is the process through which executive branch entities create instructions that guide the implementation process of new policies.

a	Evaluating
b	Operating
c	Designing
d	Rulemaking

Question 6 (1 point)

The Pharmaceutical Research and Manufacturers of America (PhRMA) believes that policy modification is in order for the expanding ________ program due to market distortions.

a	360A
b	390C
c	340B
d	320A

Question 7 (1 point)

A strong example of incrementalism in health policy can be seen in which policy/program?

a	Medicaid
b	Medicare Access and Chip Reauthorization Act (MACRA)
c	Medicare
d	Health Information Technology for Economic and Clinical Health (HITECH) Act

Question 8 (1 point)

One example of an approach to policy analysis and modification is to base assessments on ________ evaluations.

a	outcome-oriented
b	cost-oriented
c	resource-oriented
d	revenue-oriented

Question 9 (1 point)

Developing a new medication is a lengthy and complex process, taking an average of ________ years.

a	10
b	9
c	8
d	7

Question 10 (1 point)

When policymakers review a policy in action, they must evaluate it against the original ________.

a	objectives
b	intent
c	blueprint
d	proposal

Answer 1

-In a fairly recent cost analysis study, it was found that Medicaid policy barriers impacted the rates of unintended pregnancies and abortions, which resulted in a public cost of 130 dollars.

[Decision making in analysis study often contains the necessity to make multifaceted and complicated choices with significant long-term concerns.]

-Chris Jennings, of Jennings Policy Strategies, has worked on health policy under which two presidential administrations?

Clinton and Obama

[Chris helped the country at a period when he was required greatest and he will endure to be a crucial performer in health care and continuously a winner for superiority inexpensive health care.]

-If the Affordable Care Act is repealed, a financially viable replacement option will be difficult to construct.

True.

[When these are repealed, though, widespread coverage develops far less monetarily practicable for insurance companies.]

-is the process through which executive branch entities create instructions that guide the implementation process of new policies.

Rulemaking

[In managerial law, rule-making is the procedure that supervisory and self-governing activities use to generate, or broadcast, guidelines. In over-all, governments first set comprehensive strategy commands by transitory decrees, then activities generate more thorough guidelines through rulemaking.]

-The Pharmaceutical Research and Manufacturers of America (PhRMA) believes that policy modification is in order for the expanding 340B program due to market distortions.

[Chief pharmaceutical policy goalmouths in are admittance to important drugs for everyone, excellence assurance due to poor organization and faults in the imbursement scheme, a feeble public sector source.]

-A strong example of incrementalism in health policy can be seen in which policy/program?

Medicaid

[In public policy incrementalism is the technique of alteration by which many minor policy variations are passed over period in order to generate a superior comprehensive founded policy alteration.]

-One example of an approach to policy analysis and modification is to base assessments on resource-oriented evaluations.

[It is typically showed when a new package or movement is being developed or when a current one is being modified.]

-Developing a new medication is a lengthy and complex process, taking an average of 10 years.

[Drug development is the procedure of transporting a novel pharmaceutical medication to the marketplace once a principal multiple has been recognized done the procedure of drug detection.]

-When policymakers review a policy in action, they must evaluate it against the original objectives.

[A policy pertinent errands do activities achieve, to what degree are they complicated in policy-making, and what influences effect the excellence and amount.]