Readings week #2 Flashcards

(28 cards)

1
Q

First quarantine station date and where

A

1832, Grosse iles

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2
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Sanitary idea is?

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Community can do something to stop spreading of diseases.

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3
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does Constitution Act of 1867 talk about health

A

NO

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4
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Medicare date and father of medicare and history?

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1947 in Saskatchewan, Tommy Douglas introduced the legislation.

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5
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Similar bill in Canada?

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1957 in Canada: Hospital insurance and Diagnostic services act

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6
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Canada Health Act years and people involved

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1983, Monique Begin (minister of health) and PM P.E.T.

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7
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Role of CNA

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Changed the language of covered act from physicians to health care providers

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8
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Canada Health Act five criteria for federal funding

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P-CUPA

  1. Publicly administered
  2. Comprehensive
  3. Universal
  4. Portable
  5. Accessible
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9
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The act did not covered which means that those fall under?

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health promotion
prevention
health protection
home health

The jurisdiction of pro./terr.

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10
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3 measures of health outcomes

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Men/Women life expectancy and infant mortality

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11
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Lalond report 4 determinants of health

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  1. Envir.
  2. Lifestyle
  3. Human biology
  4. Health care sys.
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12
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Goal PHC that came from the Alma Ata conference was?

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Better health care for all

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13
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result of SARS in 2004

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Central importance of public health in preventing the spread of diseases. Was funded the PHAC

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14
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Goal of Public Health Agency of Canada (PHAC)

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Strengthen public health through promotion and protection

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15
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The Declaration of Alma-Ata definition of Primary Health Care

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Accessible, acceptable and affordable health care. It encompass the determinants of health and their effect on health.

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16
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Primary Care?

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Services accessed at the first point of contact with the health care system. It is a core component of PHC.

17
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Quebec introduced one of the first form of primary care reform?

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CLSC’s which are community health centers (CHC’s)

18
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The responsibility for public health is fed of pro?

19
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Home health definition by health canada?

A

“a wide range of health services delivered at home throughout the community”

20
Q

Claims that home care reduce long term cost? true or false

A

Yet to be proven.

21
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Who manage home care fed or pro

22
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What is the CHNC?

A

Community Health Nurses of Canada

23
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Issues of todays community health nurses (CHN)?

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  1. Role clarity
  2. Visible leadership
  3. Lack of career path and possibility for advancement
24
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Key to develop inter professional relationships is and achieve effective community health outcomes

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Intersectoral partnerships

25
RNAO attributes of nurses contributing to good leaders?
1. Communications/listening skills 2. Resilience/persistence 3. COmfort with ambuguity 4. Willigness to take risks 5. Confidence 6. Knowledge
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Organizational supports for nurses?
1. Valuing profession 2. Human/financial resources 3. Information/decision support.
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What is the present legislation making canada health free?
Canada Health Act
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How to reconciliation cost and proper care in canada?
1. Deal price of drugs 2. Shift dialogue from cost-benefit to risk-benefit 3. Focus on prevention and home care