NURS287 MIDTERM EXAM
STUDY SET WITH VERIFIED
SOLUTION
Public Health - Answer The organized efforts of society to keep people healthy+ prevent
injury, illness and premature death. It is a combo of programs,services and policies that
protect and promote health of Canadians
Public Health - Answer The organized efforts of society to keep people healthy+ prevent
injury, illness and premature death. It is a combo of programs,services and policies that
protect and promote health of Canadians
Population Health - Answer the study of health outcomes in or between groups of
individuals. Determines overall health of a community or subset of a population
Population Health - Answer the study of health outcomes in or between groups of
individuals. Determines overall health of a community or subset of a population
6 functions of public health in Canada. - Answer Health protection
Health surveillance
Disease and injury prevention
Pop. Health assessment
Pop. Health promotion
Emergency preparedness and response
6 functions of public health in Canada. - Answer Health protection
Health surveillance
Disease and injury prevention
Pop. Health assessment
Pop. Health promotion
Emergency preparedness and response
Federal Government - Answer Setting and administering national principles/ standards
for the health care system
Assisting in financing provincial health care services through fiscal transfer payments.
,Fullfilling other constitutional responsibilties
Health protection, disease prevention, helath promotion and public health
Federal Government - Answer Setting and administering national principles/ standards
for the health care system
Assisting in financing provincial health care services through fiscal transfer payments.
Fullfilling other constitutional responsibilties
Health protection, disease prevention, helath promotion and public health
Provincial government - Answer planning, financing and evaluating provision of care
and services
Hospital care
Physician and allied health care services
Public health services
Provincial government - Answer planning, financing and evaluating provision of care
and services
Hospital care
Physician and allied health care services
Public health services
Federal Gov. of Canada - Answer PHAC
Canadian institues of Health research
Canadian food inspection agency
Federal Gov. of Canada - Answer PHAC
Canadian institues of Health research
Canadian food inspection agency
Canada Health Act (1984) - Answer an act relating to cash contribution by canada and
relating to crieteria and conditions in respect of insured health services and extended
healthcare services
**insured helath system
Canada Health Act (1984) - Answer an act relating to cash contribution by canada and
relating to crieteria and conditions in respect of insured health services and extended
healthcare services
,**insured helath system
Federal (PHAC) - Answer Mission: to promote and protect the health of canadians
thorugh leadership, partnership, innovation and action in PH
Role- promote health, prevent and control chronic disease/injury, prepare and repsond
to PH emergencies,apply international research and development to Canada PH
programs.
Federal (PHAC) - Answer Mission: to promote and protect the health of canadians
thorugh leadership, partnership, innovation and action in PH
Role- promote health, prevent and control chronic disease/injury, prepare and repsond
to PH emergencies,apply international research and development to Canada PH
programs.
Public Health Nursing - Answer the practice of promoting and protecting the helath of
populations, using knowledge from nursing, social and public health sciences.
Public Health Nursing - Answer the practice of promoting and protecting the helath of
populations, using knowledge from nursing, social and public health sciences.
Health INEQUITIES - Answer are avoidable inequalities in helath between groups of
people within countries. Social and economic conditions and their effects on people's
lives determine their risk of illness or injury and the actions taken to treat illness or
prevent injury. Often a result of some form of social injustice.
inequities arise from inequalities within a society
Health INEQUITIES - Answer are avoidable inequalities in helath between groups of
people within countries. Social and economic conditions and their effects on people's
lives determine their risk of illness or injury and the actions taken to treat illness or
prevent injury. Often a result of some form of social injustice.
inequities arise from inequalities within a society
Health INEQUALITIES - Answer can sometimes be unavoidable, are differences in health
status or in the distribution of health determinants between different population groups.
Can be attributable to biological variations.
Health INEQUALITIES - Answer can sometimes be unavoidable, are differences in health
status or in the distribution of health determinants between different population groups.
Can be attributable to biological variations.
CHNC - Answer Community Health Nurses of Canada
CHNC - Answer Community Health Nurses of Canada
CNRA Overarching Principles - Answer the entry level RN has a strong foundation from
education at the bachelor's level in : nursing theory, concepts and knowledge, heatlh
, and sciences, humanities, research and ethics
CNRA Overarching Principles - Answer the entry level RN has a strong foundation from
education at the bachelor's level in : nursing theory, concepts and knowledge, heatlh
and sciences, humanities, research and ethics
Lalonde Report (1974) - Answer new perspectives on health of canadians:
helped spur a paradigm shift and how we think about health in canada, beyond just
healthcare and treatments to include the soical and economic conditions in which we
live, work and play
Lalonde Report (1974) - Answer new perspectives on health of canadians:
helped spur a paradigm shift and how we think about health in canada, beyond just
healthcare and treatments to include the soical and economic conditions in which we
live, work and play
Epp Report - 1986 - Answer Achieving health for all: a framework for health promotion
Epp Report - 1986 - Answer Achieving health for all: a framework for health promotion
Ottawa Charter for HP - 1986 - Answer socioenvironemental approach to health equity:
landmark document for PH practice- based on principles of community engagement and
action, collaboration to develop healthy public policy
Ottawa Charter for HP - 1986 - Answer socioenvironemental approach to health equity:
landmark document for PH practice- based on principles of community engagement and
action, collaboration to develop healthy public policy
Creation of PHAC (when?) - Answer 2004
Creation of PHAC (when?) - Answer 2004
Health Promotion - Answer ottawa charter - process of enabling people to increase
control over and to improve their helath. Importantly, helath is situated as a product of
the conditions in which people live, work, play and learn
Health Promotion - Answer ottawa charter - process of enabling people to increase
control over and to improve their helath. Importantly, helath is situated as a product of
the conditions in which people live, work, play and learn
Population health promotion approach - Answer addresses the entire range of individual
and collective factors that determine health-
strategies are designed to affect whole groups or populations of people.
focuses on improving the health status of the population. Action is directed at the health
of an entire population, or sub-population, rather than individuals.
STUDY SET WITH VERIFIED
SOLUTION
Public Health - Answer The organized efforts of society to keep people healthy+ prevent
injury, illness and premature death. It is a combo of programs,services and policies that
protect and promote health of Canadians
Public Health - Answer The organized efforts of society to keep people healthy+ prevent
injury, illness and premature death. It is a combo of programs,services and policies that
protect and promote health of Canadians
Population Health - Answer the study of health outcomes in or between groups of
individuals. Determines overall health of a community or subset of a population
Population Health - Answer the study of health outcomes in or between groups of
individuals. Determines overall health of a community or subset of a population
6 functions of public health in Canada. - Answer Health protection
Health surveillance
Disease and injury prevention
Pop. Health assessment
Pop. Health promotion
Emergency preparedness and response
6 functions of public health in Canada. - Answer Health protection
Health surveillance
Disease and injury prevention
Pop. Health assessment
Pop. Health promotion
Emergency preparedness and response
Federal Government - Answer Setting and administering national principles/ standards
for the health care system
Assisting in financing provincial health care services through fiscal transfer payments.
,Fullfilling other constitutional responsibilties
Health protection, disease prevention, helath promotion and public health
Federal Government - Answer Setting and administering national principles/ standards
for the health care system
Assisting in financing provincial health care services through fiscal transfer payments.
Fullfilling other constitutional responsibilties
Health protection, disease prevention, helath promotion and public health
Provincial government - Answer planning, financing and evaluating provision of care
and services
Hospital care
Physician and allied health care services
Public health services
Provincial government - Answer planning, financing and evaluating provision of care
and services
Hospital care
Physician and allied health care services
Public health services
Federal Gov. of Canada - Answer PHAC
Canadian institues of Health research
Canadian food inspection agency
Federal Gov. of Canada - Answer PHAC
Canadian institues of Health research
Canadian food inspection agency
Canada Health Act (1984) - Answer an act relating to cash contribution by canada and
relating to crieteria and conditions in respect of insured health services and extended
healthcare services
**insured helath system
Canada Health Act (1984) - Answer an act relating to cash contribution by canada and
relating to crieteria and conditions in respect of insured health services and extended
healthcare services
,**insured helath system
Federal (PHAC) - Answer Mission: to promote and protect the health of canadians
thorugh leadership, partnership, innovation and action in PH
Role- promote health, prevent and control chronic disease/injury, prepare and repsond
to PH emergencies,apply international research and development to Canada PH
programs.
Federal (PHAC) - Answer Mission: to promote and protect the health of canadians
thorugh leadership, partnership, innovation and action in PH
Role- promote health, prevent and control chronic disease/injury, prepare and repsond
to PH emergencies,apply international research and development to Canada PH
programs.
Public Health Nursing - Answer the practice of promoting and protecting the helath of
populations, using knowledge from nursing, social and public health sciences.
Public Health Nursing - Answer the practice of promoting and protecting the helath of
populations, using knowledge from nursing, social and public health sciences.
Health INEQUITIES - Answer are avoidable inequalities in helath between groups of
people within countries. Social and economic conditions and their effects on people's
lives determine their risk of illness or injury and the actions taken to treat illness or
prevent injury. Often a result of some form of social injustice.
inequities arise from inequalities within a society
Health INEQUITIES - Answer are avoidable inequalities in helath between groups of
people within countries. Social and economic conditions and their effects on people's
lives determine their risk of illness or injury and the actions taken to treat illness or
prevent injury. Often a result of some form of social injustice.
inequities arise from inequalities within a society
Health INEQUALITIES - Answer can sometimes be unavoidable, are differences in health
status or in the distribution of health determinants between different population groups.
Can be attributable to biological variations.
Health INEQUALITIES - Answer can sometimes be unavoidable, are differences in health
status or in the distribution of health determinants between different population groups.
Can be attributable to biological variations.
CHNC - Answer Community Health Nurses of Canada
CHNC - Answer Community Health Nurses of Canada
CNRA Overarching Principles - Answer the entry level RN has a strong foundation from
education at the bachelor's level in : nursing theory, concepts and knowledge, heatlh
, and sciences, humanities, research and ethics
CNRA Overarching Principles - Answer the entry level RN has a strong foundation from
education at the bachelor's level in : nursing theory, concepts and knowledge, heatlh
and sciences, humanities, research and ethics
Lalonde Report (1974) - Answer new perspectives on health of canadians:
helped spur a paradigm shift and how we think about health in canada, beyond just
healthcare and treatments to include the soical and economic conditions in which we
live, work and play
Lalonde Report (1974) - Answer new perspectives on health of canadians:
helped spur a paradigm shift and how we think about health in canada, beyond just
healthcare and treatments to include the soical and economic conditions in which we
live, work and play
Epp Report - 1986 - Answer Achieving health for all: a framework for health promotion
Epp Report - 1986 - Answer Achieving health for all: a framework for health promotion
Ottawa Charter for HP - 1986 - Answer socioenvironemental approach to health equity:
landmark document for PH practice- based on principles of community engagement and
action, collaboration to develop healthy public policy
Ottawa Charter for HP - 1986 - Answer socioenvironemental approach to health equity:
landmark document for PH practice- based on principles of community engagement and
action, collaboration to develop healthy public policy
Creation of PHAC (when?) - Answer 2004
Creation of PHAC (when?) - Answer 2004
Health Promotion - Answer ottawa charter - process of enabling people to increase
control over and to improve their helath. Importantly, helath is situated as a product of
the conditions in which people live, work, play and learn
Health Promotion - Answer ottawa charter - process of enabling people to increase
control over and to improve their helath. Importantly, helath is situated as a product of
the conditions in which people live, work, play and learn
Population health promotion approach - Answer addresses the entire range of individual
and collective factors that determine health-
strategies are designed to affect whole groups or populations of people.
focuses on improving the health status of the population. Action is directed at the health
of an entire population, or sub-population, rather than individuals.
