Indian Health Service Act of 1955

Indian Health Care Improvement Act of 1976

Indian Self-Determination and Education Assistance Act of 1975

Tribal Self-Governance Act of 1994

To promote self-governance and self-determination for Native American tribes in the delivery of healthcare services.

To provide funding for the construction and maintenance of healthcare facilities in Indian Country.

To establish a national healthcare system for Native Americans and Alaska Natives.

To train Native American healthcare professionals.

A law that allows tribes to assume greater control over the administration of federal programs, including healthcare.

A law that provides funding for the construction and maintenance of healthcare facilities in Indian Country.

A law that establishes a national healthcare system for Native Americans and Alaska Natives.

A law that trains Native American healthcare professionals.

A law that provides funding for the construction and maintenance of healthcare facilities in Indian Country.

A law that establishes a national healthcare system for Native Americans and Alaska Natives.

A law that trains Native American healthcare professionals.

A law that promotes self-governance and self-determination for Native American tribes in the delivery of healthcare services.

To establish a national healthcare system for Native Americans and Alaska Natives.

To train Native American healthcare professionals.

To promote self-governance and self-determination for Native American tribes in the delivery of healthcare services.

To provide funding for the construction and maintenance of healthcare facilities in Indian Country.

A federal agency within the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) that provides healthcare services to Native Americans and Alaska Natives.

A tribal organization that provides healthcare services to Native Americans and Alaska Natives.

A non-profit organization that provides healthcare services to Native Americans and Alaska Natives.

A private healthcare provider that provides healthcare services to Native Americans and Alaska Natives.

Tribal governments have the authority to contract with the IHS for the provision of healthcare services.

Tribal governments have the authority to operate their own healthcare facilities.

Tribal governments have the authority to train Native American healthcare professionals.

All of the above.

Geographic isolation and lack of transportation.

Poverty and lack of insurance.

Cultural and linguistic barriers.

All of the above.

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

Lower life expectancy.

Higher rates of infant mortality.

All of the above.

Increased funding for the IHS.

Expansion of Medicaid and other health insurance programs.

Development of culturally appropriate healthcare programs and services.

All of the above.

A trust fund established by the U.S. government to provide funding for healthcare services to Native Americans and Alaska Natives.

A trust fund established by tribal governments to provide funding for healthcare services to their members.

A trust fund established by non-profit organizations to provide funding for healthcare services to Native Americans and Alaska Natives.

A trust fund established by private healthcare providers to provide funding for healthcare services to Native Americans and Alaska Natives.

To improve the quality of healthcare services provided to Native Americans and Alaska Natives.

To increase funding for healthcare services provided to Native Americans and Alaska Natives.

To promote self-determination and self-governance for Native American tribes in the delivery of healthcare services.

All of the above.

A law that allows tribes to assume greater control over the administration of federal programs, including healthcare.

A law that provides funding for the construction and maintenance of healthcare facilities in Indian Country.

A law that establishes a national healthcare system for Native Americans and Alaska Natives.

A law that trains Native American healthcare professionals.

A law that establishes a national healthcare system for Native Americans and Alaska Natives.

A law that provides funding for the construction and maintenance of healthcare facilities in Indian Country.

A law that trains Native American healthcare professionals.

All of the above.

A federal agency within the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) that provides healthcare services to Native Americans and Alaska Natives.

A tribal organization that provides healthcare services to Native Americans and Alaska Natives.

A non-profit organization that provides healthcare services to Native Americans and Alaska Natives.

A private healthcare provider that provides healthcare services to Native Americans and Alaska Natives.