LEC 12: Review Flashcards
1
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Weeks 1 & 2
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- Local vs global health
- Intertwine and influence each other, often similarities despite differences - Health for All movement and philosophy
- Canadian advocacy for a broader approach to health
- LaLonde report, Canada Health Act, Ottawa charter - Social Determinants of Health
- Whitehall study: Status syndrome and stress impacts
- Sustainable development goals
2
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Weeks 3 & 4
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- Primary Health Care vs Primary Care
- 5 pillars of PHC, role in Canadian approach to health care (vs US approach- biomedical primary care) - Canada Health Act & Ottawa Charter impacts on society
- Globalization: History and basic economic ideas, positives vs negatives, impacts on health and social outcomes
- Health ethics: Developing a global health ethics and what this would look like/ involve
3
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Week 5 & 6
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- Health inequity: Canadian vs US perspectives
- Disparity vs inequality vs inequity
- Moving to a social justice perspective/ approach - Influence on SDH- Explore issues and examples of how social inequity impacts on SDH
- Social inclusion vs exclusion in Canada
- Health and human rights (Paul Farmer reading)
- Complementary and alternative medicine issues
4
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Week 8
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- Radicalization: Assumption that it is acceptable to categorize people and their behaviours based on ‘race’
- Move towards cultural competence and cultural safety - Vulnerability: Risk for or exposure to harm in an emotional or physical level
- Marginalization: Being treated as insignificant, excluded
- Stigma influences and is influenced by these factrors
- Exacerbates health barriers and negative health outcomes
- Fules discrimination/ prejudice- needs to be challenged
5
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Week 9
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- Interprofessional collaboration issues- role clarity, team functioning, client-centered care, collaborative leadership, communication and conflict
- Emergency preparedness- use of “all haxards approach”
- Multidisciplinary in nature and needs collaboration across different services and providers
- Links and issues when considering boarder SDH
- Emergencies: what can RNs do and should do
6
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Week 10
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- Culture, cultural competence, cultural safety
- Why we don’ t teach about “culture”
- US vs Canadian approach- proscriptive vs client-centered - Ways of developing cultural competence in practice
- Campinha-Bacote’s Model of Care (self-check)
- Giger & Davidhizar’s Transcultural Assessment Model (Can help you when working with any client) - Cultural safety and FN clients, challenges of accessing health care in a culturally unsafe system
7
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Week 11
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- Immigration to Canada: Facts, stereotypes, benefits
- Immigrants vs refugees
- Culture: surface vs deep aspect have impacts
- Cultural competence continuum and development of skills of cultural competency
- SODS suggested models for culturally sensitive care
- Explanatory model
- LEARN model
8
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Week 12
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- Indigenous health and SDH impacts from colonial history and bad policy practices past/ present
- Stress impacts on physical/ mental/ spiritual-cultural health
- Financial barriers/ impacts- income, education, employment
- Childhood development, health services and disability issues exacerbated by lack of funding, jurisdictional fights
- Need to improve social inclusion efforts and decrease structural and interpersonal racism to move forward
- Changes are needed and we all can play a part in this