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Questions # 21:

Health plan contract negotiations with an integrated delivery system (IDS) or a hospital are usually lengthier and more complex than negotiations with a single-specialty provider.

Options:

A.

True

B.

False

Questions # 22:

The provider contract that Dr. Huang Kwan has with the Poplar Health Plan includes a typical scope of services provision. The medical service that Dr. Kwan provided to Alice Meyer, a Poplar plan member, is included in the scope of services. The following statement(s) can correctly be made about this particular medical service:

Options:

A.

Dr. Kwan most likely was required to seek authorization from Poplar before performing this particular service.

B.

Dr. Kwan most likely was paid on a FFS basis for providing this service.

C.

Both A and B

D.

A only

E.

B only

F.

Neither A nor B

Questions # 23:

The following statement(s) can correctly be made about hospitalists.

1. The hospitalist’s main function is to coordinate diagnostic and treatment activities to ensure that the patient receives appropriate care while in the hospital.

2. The hospitalist’s role clearly supports the health plan concept of disease management.

Options:

A.

Both 1 and 2

B.

1 only

C.

2 only

D.

Neither 1 nor 2

Questions # 24:

Jay Mercer is covered under his health plan’s vision care plan, which includes coverage for clinical eye care but not for routine eye care. Recently, Mr. Mercer had a general eye examination and got a prescription for corrective lenses. Mr. Mercer’s vision care plan will cover.

Options:

A.

both the general eye examination and the prescription for corrective lenses

B.

the general eye examination only

C.

the prescription for corrective lenses only

D.

neither the general eye examination nor the prescription for corrective lenses

Questions # 25:

By definition, a measure of the extent to which a health plan member can obtain necessary medical services in a timely manner is known as

Options:

A.

Network management

B.

Quality

C.

Cost-effectiveness

D.

Accessibility

Questions # 26:

Determine whether the following statement is true or false:

The NCQA has established a Physician Organization Certification (POC) program for the purpose of certifying medical groups and independent practice associations for delegation of certain NCQA standards, including data collection and verification for credentialing and recredentialing.

Options:

A.

True

B.

False

Questions # 27:

One reason that an health plan would want to use the actual acquisition cost (AAC) pricing system to calculate its drug costs is that, of the systems commonly used to calculate drug costs, the AAC system

Options:

A.

Provides the lowest level of cost for the health plan

B.

Most closely represents what pharmacies are actually charged for prescription drugs

C.

Offers the best control over multiple-source pharmaceutical products

D.

Is the least expensive pricing system for the health plan to implement

Questions # 28:

Health plans often negotiate compensation arrangements that transfer some or all of the financial risk associated with delivering healthcare services to network providers. The following statements are about these compensation arrangements. Select the answer choice containing the correct statement.

Options:

A.

A per diem system typically places a healthcare facility at risk for controlling utilization and costs internally.

B.

One likely reason that an health plan would use a fee schedule system to compensate providers is that this system transfers most of the financial risk to the provider.

C.

Under a salary system, a provider assumes no service risk.

D.

The use of a FFS or a salary system allows an health plan to transfer a greater proportion of financial risk to providers than does the use of capitation.

Questions # 29:

A population’s demographic factors—such as income levels, age, gender, race, and ethnicity—can influence the design of provider networks serving that population. With respect to these demographic factors, it is correct to say that

Options:

A.

higher-income populations have a higher incidence of chronic illnesses than do lowerincome populations

B.

compared to other groups, young men are more likely to be attached to particular providers

C.

a population with a high proportion of women typically requires more providers than does a population that is predominantly male

D.

Health plans should not recognize, in either the design of networks or the evaluation of provider performance, racial and ethnic differences in the member population

Questions # 30:

In most health plan pharmacy networks, the cost component of the reimbursement formula is based on the average wholesale price (AWP). One true statement about the AWP for prescription drugs is that

Options:

A.

AWPs tend to vary widely from region to region of the United States

B.

The AWP is often substantially higher than the actual price the pharmacy pays for prescription drugs

C.

A health plan’s contracted reimbursement to a pharmacy for prescription drugs is typically the AWP plus a percentage, such as 5%

D.

The AWP usually is lower than the estimated acquisition cost (EAC) for most prescription drugs

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