What are the problems associated with changing the statistics in drug research?

Q: describe Diagnostic Research Design

A: In this type of design, the person conducting research tries to find and evaluate the causes,…

Q: what does non-stationarity mean ?

A: Non - stationary means something which changes its trend over a period of time.

Q: In what way is insuring for a medical loss different from insuring for any other loss?

A: Insurance is a method used by the people to protect themselves from uncertain or unexpected…

Q: 1. Is this MD a quack(fraud) or legitimate MD? 2. Is there any science to support his work? Are…

A: Cancer is routinely ranked as one of the most serious health issues confronting the United States.…

Q: A medical reported that the consumption of this product has many health benefits Describe how does…

A: As a medical reported that the consumption of this product has many health benefits, Describe how…

Q: Journalist: To reconcile the need for profits sufficient to support new drug with the moral…

A: Price differentiation refers to the pricing strategy that charges different segments of customers…

Q: What can lead to a x-inefficiency for a regulatory agency?

A: According to conventional economic theory, the management of companies acts to maximise profits by…

Q: How is mortality measured?

A: It is difficult to measure mortality due to language difference, health infrastructure issues,…

Q: US demand for health care is?

A: Demand for healthcare is usually price inelastic ie a change in price does not cause much change in…

Q: Discuss the kind of pressure the Health Maintenance Organizations (HMO) exerted on the price of…

A: The health-care system that provides insurance and services to its members.  The traditional HMO is…

Q: Health insurance is a

A: In an economy, insurance refers to the agreement between two parties where an insurer promised to…

Q: The health care industry encompasses the following sectors, except:  A. Dental care B. Health clubs…

A: Answer:- (B) health clubs

Q: Comment on the elasticity of demand for medicine

A: The elasticity of demand for any good represents how the quantity demanded is impacted when price of…

Q: How would you test the presence of multicollinearity?

A: Independent variables in a regression model are when found correlated, is known as…

Q: Do you think that the privatization of the Medical Center would improve or worsen the efficiency of…

A: Privatization refers to the process of converting the ownership of an entity or business from the…

Q: Do countries with national health insurance programs have lower average medical costs than the…

A: Do countries with national health insurance programs have lower average medical costs than the…

Q: What are the “twin problems” of the health care industry as viewed by society? How are they related?

A: From an economic point of view, healthcare facilities are important for increasing the standard of…

Q: What are the dimensions of mortality

A: The demographic event of death is characterised as mortality. Because death is a biological process…

Q: Would our nation be better off if we had more competition in healthcare or more effective government…

A: Effective government regulation in healthcare should be better to improve the nation.

Q: Explain how the Orphan Drug Act would affect drug development. Can you think of any TRADEOFFS from…

A: The country United States has a pioneer in scientific research and development in all fields like…

Q: The AMA  has been actively involved in shaping the regulation of nursing and other health care…

A: The American Medical Association (AMA) is a regulating agency that has a right to intervene in the…

Q: Why is healthcare fraud is a big problem in the U.S. economy?

A: Health care fraud is one type of crime which is claiming of insurance by providing false information…

Q: How have conmunications changed over the past 30 years? For the better or worse?

A: Employees receive information about what is changing, how it will affect them, and what they should…

Q: How can extensive government intervention influence health economics

A: Health economics is the study of economics that deals with concerns of the supply of health care in…

Q: In Turkey, the general health insurance premium payment obligations are regulated?

A: For part time employees premium payment was reduced but now it has been increased to 30 days.

Q: Price controls decrease the innovation rate for drugs but make existing drugs more affordable. True…

A: In economics, price controls are government-imposed restrictions that ensure that goods and services…

Q: What approaches to healthcare reform are morally acceptable, economically effective, and politically…

A: Providing a combination of private and government insurance is policy to fix the consumer failure of…

Q: What’s the model used to explain demand for health services ? What differences are there between…

A: Introduction Demand for medical care is portrayed by the degree of genuine utilization of an…

Q: What are the potential benefits of reducing the availability of illegal drugs versus reducing the…

A: The markets are a place where the buyers, and sellers of various goods and services tend to meet and…

Q: Explain Benefits and Flaws of Payback Screening?

A: The objective of payback screening is to calculate the number of years it takes to recover the…

Q: Why is media is relevant to glovalization?

A: Globalization refers to the approach to open the economy and to deal with the rest of the world by…

Q: Select and explain at least one factor influencing health economics.

A: Health economics refers to a branch of economics that studies the efficiency, effectiveness, values,…

Q: How did you get step 2? I am confused on how you went from  dQ/dE= 6*1/2*E-1/2 to…

A: We know,Q=f(E)= 6E1/2P=6Now,MPP=dQ/dEMPP=dQ/dE= 6*1/2*E-1/2

Q: What are some ways drug use has changed from early times to modern times ?  What are some predictors…

A: Social history proposes that our relationship with drugs is more complicated than the worldview of…

Q: Should the FDA consider economic factors in new drug approvals?

A: Approval of drug means that the particular drug approved is useful for particular illness and it…

Q: Explain the terms incidence and prevalence?

A: In epidemiology, incidence is a measure of the likelihood of a specific medical condition occurring…

Q: Make the business case why healthcare providers should advocate for expansion of insurance coverage…

A: Overview: Number of poor people who are received the coverage of health insurance policy is less…