To provide healthcare services to American Indians and Alaska Natives.

To promote the health and well-being of American Indians and Alaska Natives.

To ensure access to quality healthcare for American Indians and Alaska Natives.

All of the above.

The Indian Health Care Improvement Act (IHCIA) of 1976

The Snyder Act of 1921

The Indian Self-Determination and Education Assistance Act (ISDEAA) of 1975

The Indian Health Service Act of 1955

Approximately $6 billion

Approximately $12 billion

Approximately $18 billion

Approximately $24 billion

Approximately 2.2 million

Approximately 4.4 million

Approximately 6.6 million

Approximately 8.8 million

Higher rates of chronic diseases, such as diabetes, heart disease, and cancer

Lower life expectancy

Higher rates of infant mortality

All of the above

Limited funding

Shortage of healthcare providers

Geographic isolation of many American Indian and Alaska Native communities

All of the above

Increased access to healthcare for American Indians and Alaska Natives

Improved health outcomes for American Indians and Alaska Natives

Increased collaboration with tribal governments and organizations

All of the above

Continued challenges

Continued successes

Both challenges and successes

None of the above

Increase funding for the Indian Health Service

Increase the number of healthcare providers serving American Indians and Alaska Natives

Improve access to healthcare for American Indians and Alaska Natives

All of the above

Tribal governments are consulted on Indian Health Service policies.

Tribal governments have the authority to veto Indian Health Service policies.

Tribal governments are responsible for implementing Indian Health Service policies.

All of the above

The federal government is responsible for funding the Indian Health Service.

The federal government is responsible for setting Indian Health Service policies.

The federal government is responsible for overseeing the Indian Health Service.

All of the above

The Indian Health Service provides direct healthcare services to American Indians and Alaska Natives.

The Indian Health Service provides funding to tribal health programs.

The Indian Health Service provides technical assistance to tribal health programs.

All of the above

The Indian Health Service provides direct healthcare services to urban Indians.

The Indian Health Service provides funding to urban Indian health programs.

The Indian Health Service provides technical assistance to urban Indian health programs.

All of the above

The Indian Health Service provides direct healthcare services to rural Indians.

The Indian Health Service provides funding to rural Indian health programs.

The Indian Health Service provides technical assistance to rural Indian health programs.

All of the above

The Indian Health Service provides direct mental health services to American Indians and Alaska Natives.

The Indian Health Service provides funding to tribal mental health programs.

The Indian Health Service provides technical assistance to tribal mental health programs.

All of the above