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1 Setting Nurse Practitioner Clinics Serve 20 000 New Burns Georgia Would Cost 6 Million P Q17786644

1. Setting up nurse practitioner clinics to serve 20, 000 newburns in Georgia would cost $6 million. This program would increaselife expectancy at birth from 75.1 years. How many life years wouldbe gained? What is the cost per life year? Should this program bestarted?
2. Your accountants tell you it costs $400 to set up animmunization program at a preschool and immunize one child againstpolio. It will cost $460 more to immunize 20 more children what isthe cost per child for the first child? What is the cost per childfor these additional 20 children? What is the average cost perchild? What concepts do these calculations illustrate?
from the book of Economics for Healthcare Managers thirdedition. the tittle of Chapter 2 QUESTIONS: AN OVERVIEW OF THE USHEALTH CARE SYSTEM
 
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