Nursing 111 Exam Questions Correct Answers New Update (A+ Pass)

Nursing 111 Exam Questions Correct Answers New Update (A+ Pass) Public administration - Answers - all administration of provincial health insurance must be carried out by a public authority on a non-profit basis Comprehensiveness - Answers - All necessary health services must be insured Universality - Answers - all insured residents are entitled to the same level of health care Portability - Answers - a resident that moves to a different province/country is still entitled to coverage from home province during a minimum waiting period Accessibility - Answers - all insured persons must have reasonable access to health care facilities. All physicians, hospitals, etc. must provide reasonable compensation for the services they provide Umbrella of care: Health Canada - Answers - Provides a safeguard of care through surveillance, prevention, legislation and research PHAC - Answers - Public Health Agency of Canada CIHR - Answers - Canadian Institutes of Health Research HPFB - Answers - Health Products and Food Branch HECSB - Answers - Healthy Environments & Consumer Safety Branch FNIHB - Answers - First Nations & Inuit Health Branch Reasons to transform the health care system - Answers - Fragmented care delivery, Changing workforce, Increasing volume and complexity of patients Primary care - Answers - first point of contact with the health care system, Ex: physicians, NP, community nurse, school nurse Primary Health Care - Answers - Foundation of Canada's health system, Entry into the system and your continuity of care, Meant to achieve better health for all, Strong emphasis on health promotion and disease prevention, Integrated approach that hits on the ideology of "health for all", Intersectoral approach WHO: Health for all by 2000 - Answers - Essential health care based on practical, scientifically sound and acceptable methods, Universally accessible to individuals and families in the community how to achieve better health for all - Answers - Addressing equity issues, Patient and community relevant health services and programs, Situating health intersectorally, Collaborative models and policies, Patient, partner participation Intersectional Sector - Answers - (inpatients and outpatients), Hospitals, long term care facilities, rehab, psychiatric facilities Community sector - Answers - Public health, physician offices, home care, assisted living, community health centers Level 1 of care - Answers - health promotion Level 2 of care - Answers - Disease and injury prevention Level 3 of care - Answers - diagnosis and treatment level 4 of care - Answers - rehab level 5 of care - Answers - supportive care cost accelerators - Answers - Digital Health technology, Demographics, Consumer involvement equity and quality challenges - Answers - Cultural Competence, Evidence Informed practice, Quality and patient safety, Privatization, Health care human resources, Improved outpatient metrics • Community Health Nursing (CHN) - Answers - Growing need to deliver care in the community, Hostilic, First established as Grey Nuns (Canada's 1st community nursing order), Victoria Order of Nursing (VON) Kate Brighty Colley - Answers - Alberta, influenced rural nursing and PHN Edith Kathleen Russell - Answers - nursing education, specifically PHN ed Goals of Community Health Nursing (CHN) - Answers - Keep individuals healthy, Encourage client participation and choices in care, Promote health enhancing social and physical environments, Provide in home (at place) care how community health nurses work towards healthy communities - Answers - Promotion of social justice and equity, Work upstream (midstream or downstream), Primary health care: social justice and equity "health for all" 5 principles of canada's health act - Answers - public administration, comprehensiveness, universality, portability, accessibility public health act - Answers - Guides MHOs and their powers and duties through professional standards, They are reviewed by the chief MHO on a regular basis, Many acts that flow out of the PH act