How Can the Cost-Benefit Ratio Be Considered in Implementing Proposed

question 51

Multiple Choice

How can the cost-benefit ratio be considered in implementing proposed EBP changes in patient care when comparing potential ethical issues?

• A) Comparing the benefits of the proposed change to the length of time it takes to implement the change in an organization
• B) Comparing the number of patients who may benefit from the change to the annual cost of their care
• C) Comparing the potential cost of a change to the standard reimbursement policies of the primary third-party payers
• D) Comparing the benefits of the proposed change to any potential cost that may result from the change

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Definitions:

Cannon-Bard Theory

A psychological theory proposing that emotional feelings and physiological responses to stimuli occur simultaneously and independently.

Two-factor Theory

A concept in psychology that proposes emotions are based on a combination of physical arousal and a cognitive label.

Schachter-Singer Theory

A theory of emotion that states emotions are derived from physiological arousal and the labeling of that arousal based on cognitive processing of the environment.

Two-factor Theory

A concept in psychology that suggests job satisfaction and dissatisfaction are influenced by separate and distinct factors, with hygiene factors affecting dissatisfaction and motivators affecting satisfaction.