BSNC 3020 STUDY EXAMS GUIDE ALL QUESTIONS
AND ANSWERS SURE A+
✔✔What is the Jakarta Declaration on Health Promotion? - ✔✔A declaration on health
promotion.
✔✔What is the Bangkok Charter for Health Promotion in a Globalized World? - ✔✔A
charter for health promotion in a globalized world.
✔✔What is the Toronto charter on the social determinants of health? - ✔✔A report
emphasizing upstream prevention and socioecological perspective.
✔✔What was the focus of health care in the 1970s and 80s? - ✔✔Emphasizing health
promotion and disease prevention.
✔✔What was the shift in perspective in health care? - ✔✔From biomedical treatment to
upstream prevention.
✔✔What was the goal of the shift in perspective? - ✔✔To prevent illness before it
occurs.
✔✔What are the four areas of federal jurisdiction for healthcare in Canada? - ✔✔Set
and administer Canada Health Act principles, assist in financing provincial and territorial
, health care services, deliver/co-deliver health services for targeted groups, provide
national policy and programming to promote health and prevent disease.
✔✔What is the role of provincial and territorial governments in the organization and
delivery of healthcare in Canada? - ✔✔Develop and administer its own health care
insurance plan, manage, finance, and plan insurable health care services and delivery,
determine organization and location of health care facilities, reimburse physician and
hospital expenses and provide co-payment with users for select rehab and LTC
services.
✔✔Who funds Canada's healthcare system? - ✔✔All levels of government co-fund
national health insurance and set health care policy in accordance with Canada Health
Act. Medicare is funded by general taxation.
✔✔What was the amount of money (public and private) Canada spent on healthcare
per capita in 2019? - ✔✔Per Canadian: $7068, In total: $264.4 billion.
✔✔What are the three bundles mentioned in Lusenga Petrucka (2021, p. 10)? -
✔✔Acute care bundle, chronic care bundle, and long-term care bundle.
✔✔What changes have been noticed in the three bundles in the last 10 years? - ✔✔N/A
✔✔In what ways are people seeing changes to the 'free' nature of Canada's healthcare
system? - ✔✔N/A
✔✔What might be a nurse's role in the delivery and sustainability of healthcare in
Canada? - ✔✔Finding alternative sources of treatment, finding bursaries and grants,
educating clients on their health to avoid medical visits and complications.
✔✔What is Medicare? - ✔✔Publicly funded health care insurance plan for 13 provinces
and territories.
✔✔What are the roles and responsibilities of the federal government in healthcare? -
✔✔Providing funding support, administering national standards, supporting delivery for
health care services to specific groups, providing other health related functions.
✔✔What are the roles and responsibilities of provincial and territorial governments in
healthcare? - ✔✔Management, organization, and delivery of health care to their
residents.
✔✔What is the Canada Health Act? - ✔✔Provincial and territorial health care must be
administered and operated on a non-profit basis by public authority.
AND ANSWERS SURE A+
✔✔What is the Jakarta Declaration on Health Promotion? - ✔✔A declaration on health
promotion.
✔✔What is the Bangkok Charter for Health Promotion in a Globalized World? - ✔✔A
charter for health promotion in a globalized world.
✔✔What is the Toronto charter on the social determinants of health? - ✔✔A report
emphasizing upstream prevention and socioecological perspective.
✔✔What was the focus of health care in the 1970s and 80s? - ✔✔Emphasizing health
promotion and disease prevention.
✔✔What was the shift in perspective in health care? - ✔✔From biomedical treatment to
upstream prevention.
✔✔What was the goal of the shift in perspective? - ✔✔To prevent illness before it
occurs.
✔✔What are the four areas of federal jurisdiction for healthcare in Canada? - ✔✔Set
and administer Canada Health Act principles, assist in financing provincial and territorial
, health care services, deliver/co-deliver health services for targeted groups, provide
national policy and programming to promote health and prevent disease.
✔✔What is the role of provincial and territorial governments in the organization and
delivery of healthcare in Canada? - ✔✔Develop and administer its own health care
insurance plan, manage, finance, and plan insurable health care services and delivery,
determine organization and location of health care facilities, reimburse physician and
hospital expenses and provide co-payment with users for select rehab and LTC
services.
✔✔Who funds Canada's healthcare system? - ✔✔All levels of government co-fund
national health insurance and set health care policy in accordance with Canada Health
Act. Medicare is funded by general taxation.
✔✔What was the amount of money (public and private) Canada spent on healthcare
per capita in 2019? - ✔✔Per Canadian: $7068, In total: $264.4 billion.
✔✔What are the three bundles mentioned in Lusenga Petrucka (2021, p. 10)? -
✔✔Acute care bundle, chronic care bundle, and long-term care bundle.
✔✔What changes have been noticed in the three bundles in the last 10 years? - ✔✔N/A
✔✔In what ways are people seeing changes to the 'free' nature of Canada's healthcare
system? - ✔✔N/A
✔✔What might be a nurse's role in the delivery and sustainability of healthcare in
Canada? - ✔✔Finding alternative sources of treatment, finding bursaries and grants,
educating clients on their health to avoid medical visits and complications.
✔✔What is Medicare? - ✔✔Publicly funded health care insurance plan for 13 provinces
and territories.
✔✔What are the roles and responsibilities of the federal government in healthcare? -
✔✔Providing funding support, administering national standards, supporting delivery for
health care services to specific groups, providing other health related functions.
✔✔What are the roles and responsibilities of provincial and territorial governments in
healthcare? - ✔✔Management, organization, and delivery of health care to their
residents.
✔✔What is the Canada Health Act? - ✔✔Provincial and territorial health care must be
administered and operated on a non-profit basis by public authority.
