What has been the general effect of the legislative changes affecting payment for health care since the 1980s? (Select all that apply.)
a. The needs of elderly clients were better met.
b. The changes created concern over the quality of care.
c. Funding was increased to meet increased need.
d. State flexibility in determining eligibility and services increased.
e. The cost of health care to government was reduced.
f. The length of stay in hospitals or in nursing homes was reduced.
ANS: B, D, E, F
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