Health Policy Flashcards

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Policy

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A set ofpoliciesare principles, rules, and guidelines formulated or adopted by an organization (achieved through input from stakeholders) to reach its long-term goals and typically published in a booklet or other form that is widely accessible

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What is the desired outcome?

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Advocacy = Systematic social change to improve health & quality of life

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Alma Ata

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One of the first times as a global community that we acknowledged looking at the high public health standards as rights

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Health public policy

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Healthy public policy intends that health be a part of all policy making; not only health systems directives
Education policies
Economic policies
Environmental policies
Socio-policies

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What are the changes since alma ata?

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shift away from focusing on the health system
Healthy Public Policy instead looks at how the health of Canadians is improving

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The role of money

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  1. Social, political, legal pressure to relax terms & conditions of Canada Health Act for “cash-strapped territorial / provincial governments”
  2. Create two-tiered System of privately financed health care
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What are the 4 ethical dilemmas in health care?

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  1. Curative vs. Prevention
  2. Target groups
  3. How to achieve public health care
  4. What to cut when the economy recedes
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Action plan

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Build public Awareness & Strengthen insights
Develop a Greater Voice for Organizations
Establish Supporting Strategies & examples
Create a forum to support the national action plan

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CNA National action plan

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Build public awareness and strengthen insights on Health in All policies approach in Canada.
Increase collaborative engagement by public, private and NGO’s to support adoption of a Health in All Policies approach.
Influence decision-makers to support a Health in All Policies approach through common messaging and action (CNA)

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CNA’s four recommendations for the federal budget focus on 4 areas

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Encouraging health-care innovation
Public health emergency preparedness –
Improving access to palliative care and support for caregivers
Enhancing access to sustainable health human resources to better serve rural, remote and Indigenous communities

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