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DRIVE
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FALL 2014
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PROGRAM
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MBA (Sem 3), MBADS (Sem 3 / Sem
5), PGDHSMN (Sem 1)
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SUBJECT CODE & NAME
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MH0054 – Finance, Economics and
Planning in Healthcare Services
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BOOK ID
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B1215
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CREDIT & MARKS
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4 Credits, 60 marks
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1. Discuss the importance of financial
information in healthcare organisations. Add a note on elements of the
financial reports.
Answer : Financial
information :
Data such as credit card numbers, credit
ratings, account balances, and other monetary facts about a person or
organization that are used in billing, credit assessment, loan transactions,
and other financial activities. Financial information must be processed in
order for business to be conducted, but it must also be carefully handled by
businesses in order to ensure security for customers and to avoid the
litigation and bad publicity that can stem from negligent or improper use
Importance of financial information in healthcare
organizations :
1.One of the many definitions of Healthcare
information technology is “the application of information processing involving
both computer hardware and software that deals with the storage, retrieval,
sharing, and use of healthcare information, data, and knowledge for
communication and decision-making”.
2.Today, healthcare executives are under
tremendous pressure to address a host of different challenges: medical errors,
rising costs, inconsistent quality, inefficiency, declining doctor
satisfaction, and mounting staff shortages. Dealing
2 Explain the claims process in
healthcare organisations.
Answer:
Cashless hospitalisation
To avail
cashless hospitalization treatment at network hospitals:
Step 1:
The insurance company provides the list of network hospitals offering cashless
facility for treatment.
Step 2:
The claimant needs to produce the insurance healthcard at the hospital.
Note: In case the healthcard is not yet issued, the
3 Explain
the different types of taxes. Add a note on service tax on healthcare
organisations.
Answer: Types of Taxes are
Income Tax:
The Income Tax Act of 1961 stipulates that any person who qualifies as an
assessee and whose gross income is more than the exemption limit is required to
pay Income Tax in accordance with the rates indicated by the Finance Act.
Corporate Tax:
India Corporate Tax is the tax charged on the profits earned by associations
and companies by several jurisdictions. The rate of Corporate Tax in India
depends on whether the profits have been passed on to the shareholders or not.
4 Explain different methods of
evaluation of healthcare services.
Answer: There are many methods to
evaluate healthcare services are:
Marginal analysis
This
is the one of simplest method of micro-economic evaluation. In this method,
there is no need to know the total exact costs or benefits of the various
services or treatments. It involves a comparison of the marginal costs and
benefits of the alternative services, and it leaves much to the judgements of
the decision-maker. It provides estimates of the implications of redeploying
resources within, to, or from a programme where alternative patterns of care
are possible. If there is no budget restraint, then a programme should be
expanded or contracted to the
5 Define cost accounting. Explain the
various categories of costs.
Answer: Cost
accounting is the classification, recording and appropriate allocation of
expenditure for the determination of the products or services, and for the
suitable presentation of data for the purpose of control and management. The
cost accounting normally includes the cost of job or contract, batch, process
and so on. It normally illustrates the following compartments of the cost
aspect of the organisation viz. production, administration, selling and
distribution. The cost accounting not only reveals the amount of costs, which
are
6 Explain the importance of healthcare
planning. Add a note of types of healthcare planning.
Answer: Importance of healthcare planning
Health
systems in most high-income countries aim to provide a comprehensive range of
services to the entire population and to ensure that standards of quality,
equity and responsiveness are maintained. Although approaches vary widely,
responsibility for developing the overall framework for financing and
organizing health care usually lies with the central government, while
governance of the health system is often shared by central and regional
authorities.
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