11- Which of the following are examples of intangible benefits?

1. Reduction of Postoperative Pain by a new drug
2. Increased energy levels (feeling more energetic subjectively) by a new intervention
3. Gained work days for family members as a result of shortened hospitalization of the patient
4. Increased productivity for the patient resulted from improved health a- 1, 2, 3; b. 2, 3, 4; c. 1, 2, 4; d. 1, 2

12- Which of the following is true about the comparison between generic and disease specific instruments?

1. Disease-specific instruments are unlikely to detect unanticipated effects, while generic instruments can perform better in this aspect
2. Disease-specific instruments can often be used to compare across populations, while generic instruments can not
3. Generic instruments are more responsive to changes in health, while disease-specific instruments are less responsive to change in health

13. Which of the domain is not typically included in a Health-Related Quality of Life Instrument?

1. Cognitive Functioning
2. Physical Functioning
3. Mental Functioning
4. Social or Role Functioning

14- Please ranking the following methods from the least precise to the most precise in estimating hospitalization costs

1. Micro-costing Per Diem < Diagnosis-Related Group < Disease-Specific < Per Diem
2. Per Diem < Disease-Specific Per Diem < Diagnosis-Related Group < Micro-costing
3. Disease-Specific Per Diem < Per Diem < Diagnosis-Related Group < Micro-costing
4. Diagnosis-Related Group < Per Diem < Disease-Specific Per Diem < Micro-costing

15. To study patient long-term adherence to prescription drugs in chronic disease management in real world practice, which of the following is the best source of data?

1. Hospital Electronic Health Records that records doctors' prescriptions for hospitalized patients
2. Medicaid claims data that covers prescription drug costs for its beneficiaries
3. A cross-sectional patient survey with questions asking their medication adherence
4. Clinical trial data that records detailed information in medication types and dosages