Jonas & Kovner's Health Care Delivery in the United States (Digital Access Card)

Digital Access to eTextbook, Interactive Cases, Quizzes, & Study Tools

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Jonas & Kovner's Health Care Delivery in the United States (Digital Access Card)

Digital Access to eTextbook, Interactive Cases, Quizzes, & Study Tools

Thirteenth Edition

$85.00

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Editors

James R. Knickman, PhD

Brian Elbel, PhD, MPH

Description

Pass your course with CourseConnect, the interactive platform that includes the eTextbook, lessons, quizzes, interactives, and more to help you maximize study time!

Digital access to Jonas and Kovner's Health Care Delivery in the United States,13^th edition, on CourseConnect, an interactive online platform. Students have access to information on a wide array of topics, including the organization of care, population health, the fundamental challenges of health disparities, health care financing and economics, and health information technology's role in improving care and protecting privacy. New chapters on public health preparedness and its role in mitigating effects on health and the health system, and the medical and social challenges of caring for older adults provide insight into important, ongoing challenges and what those challenges reflect about our system of care.

This online course is replete with lessons, quizzes, podcast episodes, flashcards and games, interactive cases, and interactive questions. Through purchase of this Digital Access Card, you will receive continuous access to CourseConnect for as long as you need it. No expiration. No limits. Uninterrupted access to support your success.

Key Features:

New chapters on Public Health Preparedness and Caring for Older Adults
Expanded coverage on health disparities and health equity, public health systems and their societal role, and the economic perspectives driving health care managers and the system
Careers in Focus sections provide perspectives from a range of career paths in the health sector and how they contribute to the health care workforce
Four supplementary eChapters that provide an engaging visual overview of trends in health care and detail the Affordable Care Act--including its history and implementation, updates to the law, and changes as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic

CourseConnect Features:

Interactive chapter modules with lessons, quizzes, podcast episodes, cases, and questions
Flashcards and game center
Study tools and analytics dashboard with strengths assessment
Downloadable chapters

Authors

James R. Knickman, PhD, recently retired as the Robert Derzon chair in public and health affairs at New York University where he had joint appointments at the NYU Wagner School of Public Service and at NYU Grossman School of Medicine's Department of Population Health. He has spent four decades splitting his time between academe and the philanthropic sector. His work focuses on health policy, and he has played many roles both as a researcher and a leader in philanthropy to study and test new approaches for improving the quality and efficiency of the American health care system. He was a Vice President at the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation and President of the New York Health Foundation. He has a PhD in public policy analysis from the University of Pennsylvania and did his undergraduate work at Fordham University. He serves on the board of directors at three nonprofit organizations and served for many years as the board chair of the National Council on Aging in Virginia and the Robert Wood Johnson Health System in New Jersey.

Brian Elbel, PhD, MPH, is a professor of Population Health and Health Policy at the NYU Grossman School of Medicine, where he heads the Section on Health Choice, Policy and Evaluation within the Department of Population Health, and at the NYU Wagner Graduate School of Public Service. He is the Associate Dean for Research Mission Strategy and Administration at NYU Langone Health. He studies how individuals make decisions that influence their health, with a particular emphasis on evaluation, obesity, and food choice. His work uses behavioral economics to understand health decision-making among vulnerable groups, and the role and influence of public policy on these decisions. His research has been funded by the National Institutes of Health, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, the National Science Foundation, and the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation and has been featured in national television, radio, and print media. Dr. Elbel earned his bachelor's degree from the University of Texas at Austin and his master's and doctorate in Health Policy/Health Economics from Yale University.

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