16 Questions – Quantitative Math for Health Services

Attached are 16 Questions for Quantitative Math for Health Services. Most of the questions are posted on Chegg, but I do not have an account.

Please help with these 16 questions.

Question 2

What is an example of a non-monetary decision payoff for a health care professional?

years of life lost

years of life gained

personal satisfaction

stocks

Question 3

Which is an example of using relevant information for the purpose of determining the potential payoff of a decision?

whether to hire more staff or not

whether to invest in equipment or not

whether or not new technology is developed

adding service hours, minus resource cost, within reasonable estimates of potential volume increases

Question 4

What is a required component to consider for every decision?

alternatives

previous states of the world

examples of past payoffs

current technology

Question 5

Which formula calculates costs in a time period?

materials and supplies per unit of service x number of units

facility space x [cost of rent + utilities]

time spent on intervention x [salary + fringe]

total cost of equipment and maintenance x estimated lifetime of equipment

Question 6

Which method to determine costs involves using a provider-based approach?

direct observation

random observation

time diary

patient records

provider surveys

Question 7

Which method to determine costs is considered the least accurate way to collect information?

direct observation

random observation

time diary

patient records

provider surveys

Question 10

What is known as the difference between the earliest and latest start times for an activity?

slack time

delayed activities

total project time

critical path length

Question 11

The summed time of each activity on the critical path is known as what?

slack time

delayed activities

total project time

critical path length

Question 14

What is meant by an organization’s hurdle rate?

Hurdle rate is the maximum acceptable rate of return on a project.

Hurdle rate is the minimum acceptable rate of return on a project.

Hurdle rate is the minimum acceptable expenditure on a project.

Hurdle rate is the maximum acceptable expenditure on a project.

Question 17

How many categories of contributing factors are parts of a Fish Bone chart?

3

4

7

9

Question 20

What is the first step in quality analysis?

Collect data that describes the system outcomes.

Display the data using an appropriate TQM chart.

Identify and define the indicators used to assess quality.

Apply statistical process control techniques.

Question 21

Which external factor in healthcare strategic planning is concerned with income and education level?

socioeconomic

epidemiologic

economic

environmental

demographic

Question 22

Which type of planning focuses on organizational aspects spanning a one-year time period?

community

operational

business

master

strategic

Question 23

Which external factor in healthcare strategic planning is concerned with natal, mortality, and morbidity statistics?

socioeconomic

epidemiologic

economic

environmental

demographic

Question 24

Which type of planning focuses on a community of population over a 10-year horizon?

community

operational

business

master

strategic

Question 25

Which type of planning focuses on resource allocation decisions to achieve goals and objectives?

community

operational

business

master

strategic