HEALTH POLICY 3400 EXAM
QUESTIONS WITH ACTUAL
SOLUTIONS!!
1 of 87
Term
How does the Federal Firearms Act intersect with the Mandatory
Gunshot Wound Reporting Act?
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Firearm Act = need license/training to purchase/own firearm and ammunition
better gun control is needed to monitor and manage the prevalence of
gun posession
, - proactive = prevention (put money in programs/policy that help
reduce gunshot wound injuries)
- retroactive = treatment (put money into treating gunshot wounds and police
resources)
- Congenital Hypothyroidism
- Sickle Cell Anemia
- Krabbe Disease
- Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy (DMD)
- Cystic Fibrosis
pros and cons on slides
Agent
- person with authority from custodian to act on behalf of custodian in respect to
PHI for purposes of custodian not for agents personal purposes
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2 of 87
Term
what are the three key ideas in the CCO queue times case?
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- queue (line of patients waiting to be treated
- identifying appropriate wait times
- measuring wait times appropriately
, 1. Health Based Allocation Model (HBAM) = 40%
2.Quality Based Procedures = 30%
3.Global (non-HSFR) = 30% (do what you want)
- patient consent
- duty to warn (patient poses risk to identifiable person)
- public safety (clear/imminent threat of phys/psych harm to the public)
- surgery wait times and efficiencies
- diagnostic wait times and efficiencies
- emergency room information
- alternative level of care info
- electronic Canadian triage and acuity scale (eCTAS)
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3 of 87
Term
who or what is an 'Agent' in relation to PHIPA?
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Agent
- person with authority from custodian to act on behalf of custodian in
respect to PHI for purposes of custodian not for agents personal purposes
- Case = Rodriguez v. BC in supreme court 1993, had ALS and wanted to
enact MAID but it was illegal in Criminal Code S241(B)
- Section 7 = everyone has the right to life, liberty, and security of the person
- Section 15(1) = every indv is equal before and under the law and has right to
equal protection and equal benefit of law w/o discrimination
, - Section 12 = everyone has right to not be subjected to any
cruel/unusual treatment/punishment
Personal Health Information Protection Act (PHIP) & Regulated Health
Professions Act (RHPA) both require that all HC providers have fiduciary duty to
respect patient confidentiality unless they consent to disclosure or disclosure
was permitted bc of legal/public interest
Pros:
- decrease cost and waste
- discourage unnecessary care
- improved patient experience
Cons:
- difficulty in defining discrete episodes of care
- implementation challenges (works better for some)
- who gets paid and when
Don't know?
4 of 87
Definition
- Truchon and Gladu both had incurable cond/denied MAID (2019)
- they didn't meet criteria of reasonably foreseeable death that
says person is at the end of their life
- argued that provisions were not supported by Carter decision and
were violation of S7/S15 charter rights
- court decided that provisions were unconstitutional and were
struck down so new policy can be drafted
Give this one a try later!
QUESTIONS WITH ACTUAL
SOLUTIONS!!
1 of 87
Term
How does the Federal Firearms Act intersect with the Mandatory
Gunshot Wound Reporting Act?
Give this one a try later!
Firearm Act = need license/training to purchase/own firearm and ammunition
better gun control is needed to monitor and manage the prevalence of
gun posession
, - proactive = prevention (put money in programs/policy that help
reduce gunshot wound injuries)
- retroactive = treatment (put money into treating gunshot wounds and police
resources)
- Congenital Hypothyroidism
- Sickle Cell Anemia
- Krabbe Disease
- Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy (DMD)
- Cystic Fibrosis
pros and cons on slides
Agent
- person with authority from custodian to act on behalf of custodian in respect to
PHI for purposes of custodian not for agents personal purposes
Don't know?
2 of 87
Term
what are the three key ideas in the CCO queue times case?
Give this one a try later!
- queue (line of patients waiting to be treated
- identifying appropriate wait times
- measuring wait times appropriately
, 1. Health Based Allocation Model (HBAM) = 40%
2.Quality Based Procedures = 30%
3.Global (non-HSFR) = 30% (do what you want)
- patient consent
- duty to warn (patient poses risk to identifiable person)
- public safety (clear/imminent threat of phys/psych harm to the public)
- surgery wait times and efficiencies
- diagnostic wait times and efficiencies
- emergency room information
- alternative level of care info
- electronic Canadian triage and acuity scale (eCTAS)
Don't know?
3 of 87
Term
who or what is an 'Agent' in relation to PHIPA?
Give this one a try later!
Agent
- person with authority from custodian to act on behalf of custodian in
respect to PHI for purposes of custodian not for agents personal purposes
- Case = Rodriguez v. BC in supreme court 1993, had ALS and wanted to
enact MAID but it was illegal in Criminal Code S241(B)
- Section 7 = everyone has the right to life, liberty, and security of the person
- Section 15(1) = every indv is equal before and under the law and has right to
equal protection and equal benefit of law w/o discrimination
, - Section 12 = everyone has right to not be subjected to any
cruel/unusual treatment/punishment
Personal Health Information Protection Act (PHIP) & Regulated Health
Professions Act (RHPA) both require that all HC providers have fiduciary duty to
respect patient confidentiality unless they consent to disclosure or disclosure
was permitted bc of legal/public interest
Pros:
- decrease cost and waste
- discourage unnecessary care
- improved patient experience
Cons:
- difficulty in defining discrete episodes of care
- implementation challenges (works better for some)
- who gets paid and when
Don't know?
4 of 87
Definition
- Truchon and Gladu both had incurable cond/denied MAID (2019)
- they didn't meet criteria of reasonably foreseeable death that
says person is at the end of their life
- argued that provisions were not supported by Carter decision and
were violation of S7/S15 charter rights
- court decided that provisions were unconstitutional and were
struck down so new policy can be drafted
Give this one a try later!
