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Term
*What is cultural safety and how does it contrast with cultural
sensitivity and competence?
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The purpose was to "kill the Indian in the child" and assimilate Indigenous
children into European and Christen cultural norms, beliefs and practices.
It was an act of cultural genocide.
, Single-payer healthcare systems provide medical and hospital services through
a single government insurance plan, while multi-payer healthcare systems rely
on a mix of entities, such as the government and private health insurance
companies, to finance healthcare for individuals.
Examples include Canada's Medicare for single-payer and the US Affordable
Care Act for multi-payer.
Cultural safety recognizes and addresses power imbalances in healthcare,
and requires providers to examine their own culture, history, and attitudes.
Cultural sensitivity and competence do not address systemic racism, and
focus on learning about the service user's culture.
the degree to which citizens are dependent on the market and earned incomes
for the provisions of goods and services.
In a Liberal welfare states such as Canada and the US citizens are dependent on
the market and earned income for social goods and services.
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Term
What are the individual and employer mandates in the Affordable
Care Act (Obamacare)?
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Cultural safety recognizes and addresses power imbalances in healthcare, and
requires providers to examine their own culture, history, and attitudes.
, Cultural sensitivity and competence do not address systemic racism, and
focus on learning about the service user's culture.
Individual mandate requires every American to have some form of health
insurance, while employer mandate requires businesses above a certain
size to provide health insurance coverage to employees.
A settlement in 1960 that emerged from a strike that permitted doctors to charge
patients more fees than negotiated with the government.
This became a template for the passage of the medical care act
- Individual, family, and community strategies and resiliencies
- Health Care Service delivery
- Health professional education and training
- Policy responses specific to health and health care
- Policy responses affecting health
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Term
What is meant by "institution" in New Institutionalism?
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, Means that institutions are Represents that the theory has
solely focused on economic pluralist features, but, has an
outcomes. added interest in how
institutions influence policy
debate, discourse, and
outcomes.
Indicates that institutions are Suggests that institutions only serve
irrelevant in the context of to restrict individual freedoms.
policy analysis.
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Term
How does Leichter define structural factors? Provide an example.
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"Status Indians" are registered under the Indian Act, while "non-status Indians" are
not.
First Nations/Indian people who are not registered under the Act are referred to
as "Non-status Indian" by the Canadian government.
- The polis is a model of political society that prioritizes the well-being of the
community
- the market is a social system in which individuals exchange goods and
services to enhance their welfare.
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1 of 78
Term
*What is cultural safety and how does it contrast with cultural
sensitivity and competence?
Give this one a try later!
The purpose was to "kill the Indian in the child" and assimilate Indigenous
children into European and Christen cultural norms, beliefs and practices.
It was an act of cultural genocide.
, Single-payer healthcare systems provide medical and hospital services through
a single government insurance plan, while multi-payer healthcare systems rely
on a mix of entities, such as the government and private health insurance
companies, to finance healthcare for individuals.
Examples include Canada's Medicare for single-payer and the US Affordable
Care Act for multi-payer.
Cultural safety recognizes and addresses power imbalances in healthcare,
and requires providers to examine their own culture, history, and attitudes.
Cultural sensitivity and competence do not address systemic racism, and
focus on learning about the service user's culture.
the degree to which citizens are dependent on the market and earned incomes
for the provisions of goods and services.
In a Liberal welfare states such as Canada and the US citizens are dependent on
the market and earned income for social goods and services.
Don't know?
2 of 78
Term
What are the individual and employer mandates in the Affordable
Care Act (Obamacare)?
Give this one a try later!
Cultural safety recognizes and addresses power imbalances in healthcare, and
requires providers to examine their own culture, history, and attitudes.
, Cultural sensitivity and competence do not address systemic racism, and
focus on learning about the service user's culture.
Individual mandate requires every American to have some form of health
insurance, while employer mandate requires businesses above a certain
size to provide health insurance coverage to employees.
A settlement in 1960 that emerged from a strike that permitted doctors to charge
patients more fees than negotiated with the government.
This became a template for the passage of the medical care act
- Individual, family, and community strategies and resiliencies
- Health Care Service delivery
- Health professional education and training
- Policy responses specific to health and health care
- Policy responses affecting health
Don't know?
3 of 78
Term
What is meant by "institution" in New Institutionalism?
Give this one a try later!
, Means that institutions are Represents that the theory has
solely focused on economic pluralist features, but, has an
outcomes. added interest in how
institutions influence policy
debate, discourse, and
outcomes.
Indicates that institutions are Suggests that institutions only serve
irrelevant in the context of to restrict individual freedoms.
policy analysis.
Don't know?
4 of 78
Term
How does Leichter define structural factors? Provide an example.
Give this one a try later!
"Status Indians" are registered under the Indian Act, while "non-status Indians" are
not.
First Nations/Indian people who are not registered under the Act are referred to
as "Non-status Indian" by the Canadian government.
- The polis is a model of political society that prioritizes the well-being of the
community
- the market is a social system in which individuals exchange goods and
services to enhance their welfare.
