Midterm 1 Flashcards

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What is the term for the integration of research, expert clinical practice, client preferences, and professional judgment to provide the best care?

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Evidence based practice

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What are 5 steps to evidence based practice?

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  1. Ask 2. Access 3. Appraise 4. Apply 5. Assess
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What is a PICOT question?

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A question based on 1. Patient population 2. Intervention/issue 3. Comparison intervention/group 4. Outcome 5. Time frame

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Name 6 levels of evidence

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  1. Systematic reviews, meta-analyses
  2. Randomized controlled trials
  3. Cohort studies
  4. Case-control studies
  5. Case study
  6. Editorials, expert opinion
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What is the term for going over all the evidence available on a clinical question, determining which articles are good, and synthesizing all of them together to find patterns?

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Systematic review

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What is the term for consolidating data from different studies using statistics?

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Meta-analysis

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What is the term for research involving a treatment group and a placebo group?

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Randomized control trials

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Which type of study involves two groups being given the same treatment, one group is from a target population while the other is not, and then the quantitative results are compared?

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Cohort studies

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Which type of study involves two groups, one group being from the target population and the other is not, taking patient histories from all subjects and then comparing them?

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Case control studies

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What is the term for a detailed report on only one patient?

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Case studies

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What is the term for research based on describing lived experiences?

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Phenomenology

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12
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What is the term for creating theory based on systematically collected data?

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Grounded theory

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13
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What type of research is concerned with the examination of cultures?

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Ethnography

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What type of research is concerned with understanding social issues and empowering the research subjects to effect change?

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Participatory action

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What type of research is concerned with patterns of trends of past events?

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Historical research

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What type of research is concerned with interpreting stories told by subjects regarding their experiences?

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Narrative research

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What type of research involves controlled clinical trials that are NOT randomized?

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Quasi-experimental research

18
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What type of research does NOT involve manipulation of a variable, and merely obtains results through observation?

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Non-experimental research

19
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What type of research investigates the relationships between two variables that are NOT manipulated by the researcher?

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Correlational research

20
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Which Act of 1867 made public health the responsibility of provinces?

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Constitution Act

21
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Which Act of 1876 gave the government control over most aspects of Indigenous life?

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Indian Act

22
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What Act of 1957 gave the federal government the responsibility to cover half of all health services costs?

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Hospital Insurance and Diagnostic Services Act (HIDSA)

23
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What Act did Saskatchewan pass in 1962 that ensured a provincial medical insurance plan?

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Medical Care Insurance Act

24
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What Act of 1966 ensured the federal government would cover half of health costs for doctors and programs outside of hospitals?

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Medical Care Act

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What Act of 1984 consolidated all federal medical insurance acts?
Canada Health Act
26
Name 5 principles of Primary Health Care
1. Health Promotion 2. Public Participation 3. Accessibility 4. Intersectoral Cooperation 5. Appropriate Technology
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Name 4 pillars of Primary Health Care
1. Healthy Living 2. Information 3. Access 4. Teams
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Name 5 levels of Health Care
1. Health Promotion 2. Disease and Injury Prevention 3. Diagnosis and Treatment 4. Rehabilitation 5. Supportive Care
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Name 3 sectors of health care delivery
1. Institutional 2. Community 3. Private
30
Which report in the 1970s called upon the health care system to shift it focus to a more behavioral/holistic approach?
Lalonde Report, aka A New Perspective on the Health of Canadians
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Which report in 2002 concluded that medicare is sustainable, and needs to be modernized in order for preservation?
Romanow report, aka Royal Commission on the Future of Health Care in Canada
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Which report in 2002 concluded that medicare in unsustainable, and the private sector must be strengthened?
Kirby report, aka The Health of Canadians - The Federal Role
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What is a main barrier to primary health care?
Interprofessional Collaboration
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Which report in 1986 identified 3 major challenges of health care and created a framework for health promotion?
Epp report, aka Achieving Health for All: A Framework for Health Promotion
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Name 3 challenges in achieving health for all
1. Inequities 2. Prevention 3. Coping
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Name 3 health promotion mechanisms in achieving health for all
1. Mutual aid 2. Healthy environments 3. Self care
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What are 3 domains of learning?
1. Cognitive 2. Psychomotor 3. Affective
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Name 5 principles of learning
1. Learning environment 2. Ability to learn 3. Learning style 4. Motivation to learn 5. Cultural considerations
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Name some examples of cognitive teaching methods (6)
1. Discussion 2. Storytelling 3. Lecture 4. Q&A 5. Role play 6. Independent projects
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Name some examples of affective teaching methods (2)
1. Role play 2. Discussion
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Name some examples of psychomotor teaching methods (4)
1. Demonstration 2. Practice 3. Return demonstration 4. Independent projects and games
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Names some examples of teaching tools (4)
1. Printed material 2. Programmed instruction 3. Computer resources 4. Audiovisual materials