Week 9 (18q, 8mc, 4sata, 3 Tf) Flashcards
What are the 5 pillars of the Canadian health care system?
Public administration- every province must administer and operate non for profit health care system
Comprehensiveness - must cover all insured services (eg OHIP)
Universality - all insured residents are entitled to the same health services provided on the same terms and conditions
Portability - residents travelling from one province to another get covered
Accessibility- protects from extra charges for health care or
discrimination; guaranteed reasonable access to insured care
Define the 3 approaches to healthcare
Medical—>
Behavioural—>
Socio-environmental—>
Medical—> health = absence of disease
Behavioural—> disease treatment + prevention
Socio-environmental—> social + enivormental focus of health
Health Canada fulfils all the following roles except:
A) regulating of hospitals
B) providing information essential to maintaining health care and safety of Canadians
C) overseeing health and health-related laws and regulations
D) providing care to Inuit, innu, First Nations living on reserves, eligible veterans, refugee claimants, and inmates in federal penitentiaries
A) regulating of hospitals
What is the responsibility of the provinces and territories in health care
A) administration of publicly funded system outlined in the CHA
B) administration of publicly funded system outlined by each regional health authority
C) administration of privately funded system outlined in the CHA
D) administration of privately funded system outlined by each regional health authority
A) administration of publicly funded system outlined in the CHA
If I was going to my doctor for a check up what level of care would I be receiving?
A) primary health care
B) secondary health care
C) tertiary/quarternary health care
A) primary health care
If I was going to my doctor for a check up and he referred me to life labs for diagnostic blood tests & an mri what level of care would I be receiving?
A) primary health care
B) secondary health care
C) tertiary/quarternary health care
B) secondary health care
If I was getting specialized, highly technical & involved health care it would be referred to as:
A) primary health care
B) secondary health care
C) tertiary/ quaternary health care
C) tertiary/ quaternary health care
What’s the difference between primary health care reform and secondary health care reform?
Primary—> shift to team based/ interprofressional care
—> shift to health promotion and prevention
—> telemedicine/ virtual medicine
Secondary—> restructuring of hospitals
—> electronic health records
—> shift from institutional to community- based models
In contemporary nursing practice, how do regulatory bodies promote safe and competent patient care?
A) by adhering to international regulations
B) by adhering to hospital-specific standards
C) by adhering to provincial and territorial guidelines
D) by adhering to national nursing competencies for entry to practice
D) by adhering to national nursing competencies for entry to practice
Which of the following can be considered determinants of health in Canadian society (sata)
A) siblings
B) gender
C) social life
D) sex
E) stress
G) family composition
Gender , sex, stress
What governs health care privacy information in Ontario?
(PHIPA) personal health Information Protection act, 2004
