HINF 265 MIDTERM 1 COMPLETE STUDY GUIDE
WITH SOLVED QUESTIONS
◉ Indirect.
Answer: Environmental Health, Licensing
◉ Facilitative.
Answer: Structural, legislative, policy, planning, funding, evaluation
◉ Canada Health Act.
Answer: Sets out the primary objective for Canadian health care
policy
◉ Public Administration.
Answer: Administered on a non profit basis
◉ Comprehensive.
Answer: Cover insured services provided by hospitals, physicians,
and dentists
◉ Universality.
Answer: All insured are entitled to health services
,◉ Portability.
Answer: Residents moving from one to another province must be
covered by home province
◉ Accessibility.
Answer: Residents have reasonable access
◉ Conditions.
Answer: Info: provinces/territories shall provide info to the Minister
of Health as reasonably required. Recognition: provinces/territories
shall recognize the federal financial contributions towards insured
and extended services
◉ Extra Billing.
Answer: Billing for an insured health service rendered to an insured
person by medical practitioner or dentist. Seen as a barrier or
impediment to receiving care. Discouraged, results in mandatory
deduction from federal cash transfers, determined by Minister of
Health
◉ User Charges.
Answer: Any charge for an insured health service other than extra
billing that is permitted by provinces/territories health insurance
, plan and is not payable by the plan. Example is private room in
hospital
◉ Excluded Services.
Answer: Services that fall outside the definition of insured health
services. Certain services and group of persons are excluded from
the definition of insured services and insured persons
◉ Non Insured Health Services.
Answer: Provinces provide a range of programs and services outside
the health act. Provided at provinces/territories discretion, on their
own terms/conditions, vary from provinces/territories. Additional
services include pharmaceuticals, ambulance services, optometric
services and products. Often target a special population group
(children, seniors, or social assistance recipients), may be partially
or fully covered by provinces/territories. Number of services not
considered medically necessary (private hospital rooms, private
duty nurses, television, telephone). Examples of uninsured physician
services include telephone advice, medical certificates, testimony in
court, cosmetic services.
◉ Excluded Persons.
Answer: Have their own health insurance. Examples are Canadian
Forces, RCMP, prisoners, First Nations, individuals returning to
Canada, refugees, workers compensation board
WITH SOLVED QUESTIONS
◉ Indirect.
Answer: Environmental Health, Licensing
◉ Facilitative.
Answer: Structural, legislative, policy, planning, funding, evaluation
◉ Canada Health Act.
Answer: Sets out the primary objective for Canadian health care
policy
◉ Public Administration.
Answer: Administered on a non profit basis
◉ Comprehensive.
Answer: Cover insured services provided by hospitals, physicians,
and dentists
◉ Universality.
Answer: All insured are entitled to health services
,◉ Portability.
Answer: Residents moving from one to another province must be
covered by home province
◉ Accessibility.
Answer: Residents have reasonable access
◉ Conditions.
Answer: Info: provinces/territories shall provide info to the Minister
of Health as reasonably required. Recognition: provinces/territories
shall recognize the federal financial contributions towards insured
and extended services
◉ Extra Billing.
Answer: Billing for an insured health service rendered to an insured
person by medical practitioner or dentist. Seen as a barrier or
impediment to receiving care. Discouraged, results in mandatory
deduction from federal cash transfers, determined by Minister of
Health
◉ User Charges.
Answer: Any charge for an insured health service other than extra
billing that is permitted by provinces/territories health insurance
, plan and is not payable by the plan. Example is private room in
hospital
◉ Excluded Services.
Answer: Services that fall outside the definition of insured health
services. Certain services and group of persons are excluded from
the definition of insured services and insured persons
◉ Non Insured Health Services.
Answer: Provinces provide a range of programs and services outside
the health act. Provided at provinces/territories discretion, on their
own terms/conditions, vary from provinces/territories. Additional
services include pharmaceuticals, ambulance services, optometric
services and products. Often target a special population group
(children, seniors, or social assistance recipients), may be partially
or fully covered by provinces/territories. Number of services not
considered medically necessary (private hospital rooms, private
duty nurses, television, telephone). Examples of uninsured physician
services include telephone advice, medical certificates, testimony in
court, cosmetic services.
◉ Excluded Persons.
Answer: Have their own health insurance. Examples are Canadian
Forces, RCMP, prisoners, First Nations, individuals returning to
Canada, refugees, workers compensation board
