Primary Health Care and Population Health Promotion in Canada Flashcards

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Primary Health Care

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“A foundation of Canada’s Health care system” - Potter

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Primary Care

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  • Direct provision of first-contract services
  • Not the same as Primary Health Care
  • Often used interchangeably
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Goals associated with PHC

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  • Address equity issues
  • Provide relevant/accessible programs/services
  • Situate health intersectorally
  • Build Collaborative models for program/policy
    dialogues
  • Embed patient, skateholder and partner participation
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Principles of PHC

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  1. Access
  2. Teams
  3. Information
  4. Healthy living
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Access

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Reducing exclusion and social disparities in health by ensuring that all individuals have access to appropriate services when and where they are needed

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Teams

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Integrating health into all sectors will improve access to and coordination of care

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Information

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Promotes ease of access to health information through the use of innovative tools and technology

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Healthy Living

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Embraces a focus toward health promotion and prevention, chronic illness management, and self-care while recognizing the influence of other determinants that influence health

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Health Promotion

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The process of enabling individuals to increase control over and improve their health

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Disease Prevention

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  • Action to avoid illness and disease and its effects
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Three levels of disease prevention:

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  • Primary
  • Secondary
  • Tertiary
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Primary prevention

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Stop it before it happens

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Secondary prevention

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Early detection of disease so that prompt treatment can be initiated to halt disease and limit disability

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Tertiary prevention

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  • Initiated in the convolescence stage of disease, directed towards minimizing residual disability and helping individuals live productively with limitations
  • Maintenance
  • Rehabilitation / Health Restoration
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Population health approach

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Approach to health that aims to increase health in an entire population

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Model of Population Health and Health Promotion: Questions asked

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Who: who can we act? the levels within society where action can be taken

What: on what can we take action? the determinants of health

How: how can we take action to improve health

Why: why take action to improve health?