NURS 3001 MIDTERM QUESTIONS &
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Term
What was the outcome of the First Ministers Accord on Heath Care
Renewal (2003)
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, - Established standards of
care
Medicine wheel, mother nature,
- Created Heath Reform fund
harmony and balance
(so governments can transfer
money to the provinces)
- Merging specific programs within a
Recovery and rehabilitation single organization
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Term
What was the outcome of the 1986 Ottawa charter
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Doctors on salary received a negotiated amount of money per time frame -
larger hospitals and medical centers would employ this model
Reduce inequities for disadvantaged groups, better manage chronic diseases
and to prevent disease
- Recommended that these initiatives had financial support from all levels
of government
, - Addressed addiction and homelessness
- Advancing mental heath strategy for Canada
- Priority was dealing with opioid crisis
- 5 principles emerged
- Gov needs to be more involved with health promotion and individuals
should assume responsibility of their own health
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Term
What is the leading healthcare expenditure
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Individual is responsible for health,
broad spectrum Hospitals
Authorizes basic health coverage
Biomedical definition, to narrow
for refugees or people who do not
qualify for provincial coverage
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, Term
What are the agencies of Health Canada
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Manage policies, oversee transfers, ensure compliance with CHA, enforce
penelties
Fed responsibility includes: indigenous people living on reserves, iniuits,
canadian forces, veterens, inmates and some refugee groups
Commission in 1960 supporting national medicare program and recommending
that number of physicians be doubled by 1990 due to growth of aging
population.
Supported national standards of medical care act
1. Canadian Institute for heath information
2.Canadian institutes of heath research
3.Canadian food inspection agency
4. Patented Med Prices Review Board
5. Public Health Agency of Canada
1. Public Administration
2.Comprehensiveness
3. Universality
4. Portability
5.Accessibility
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ANSWERS SOLVED 100% CORRECT!!
1 of 124
Term
What was the outcome of the First Ministers Accord on Heath Care
Renewal (2003)
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, - Established standards of
care
Medicine wheel, mother nature,
- Created Heath Reform fund
harmony and balance
(so governments can transfer
money to the provinces)
- Merging specific programs within a
Recovery and rehabilitation single organization
Don't know?
2 of 124
Term
What was the outcome of the 1986 Ottawa charter
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Doctors on salary received a negotiated amount of money per time frame -
larger hospitals and medical centers would employ this model
Reduce inequities for disadvantaged groups, better manage chronic diseases
and to prevent disease
- Recommended that these initiatives had financial support from all levels
of government
, - Addressed addiction and homelessness
- Advancing mental heath strategy for Canada
- Priority was dealing with opioid crisis
- 5 principles emerged
- Gov needs to be more involved with health promotion and individuals
should assume responsibility of their own health
Don't know?
3 of 124
Term
What is the leading healthcare expenditure
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Individual is responsible for health,
broad spectrum Hospitals
Authorizes basic health coverage
Biomedical definition, to narrow
for refugees or people who do not
qualify for provincial coverage
Don't know?
4 of 124
, Term
What are the agencies of Health Canada
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Manage policies, oversee transfers, ensure compliance with CHA, enforce
penelties
Fed responsibility includes: indigenous people living on reserves, iniuits,
canadian forces, veterens, inmates and some refugee groups
Commission in 1960 supporting national medicare program and recommending
that number of physicians be doubled by 1990 due to growth of aging
population.
Supported national standards of medical care act
1. Canadian Institute for heath information
2.Canadian institutes of heath research
3.Canadian food inspection agency
4. Patented Med Prices Review Board
5. Public Health Agency of Canada
1. Public Administration
2.Comprehensiveness
3. Universality
4. Portability
5.Accessibility
Don't know?
5 of 124
