Trends And Reforms Flashcards

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What were the two influential reports in 2002?

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Romanow and Kirby

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What did Romanow say about medicare?

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Sustainable and must be preserved

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Why did Romanow think medicare could still work?

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Believed it could still work if we made it better by investing more money and making changes to make healthcare fair for everyone

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Why were they doing reports on Medicare?

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Noticed some problems like long wait times for doctors and surgeries, not everyone getting the care they needed, etc

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Romanow national health council

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Had more power and oversaw changes in healthcare. It made decisions and watched how things were going

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What did Kirby say about medicare?

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Not sustainable and private sector (part of economy operated btw private individuals or businesses) should play a stronger role

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Why did Kirby think medicare was not sustainable?

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Because of rising costs and more people needing healthcare as they get older

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Kirby council

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Gave advice and didn’t have much say in what happened. Focused on understanding healthcare issues and come up with ideas or changes

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What is regional health authorities?

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Identify population needs, planning programs and services, and ensuring these programs and services get funded

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LHINs and public units

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Monitor and plan hospitals, community support services, mental health and addiction services, LTC

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Disruptive health care innovations

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Improve care and cut the cost

Ex: apps on our phone that help us check blood sugars. Don’t end up in hospital too often

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