Question 1

Which report emphasized that the determinants of health did not simply exist within the health care system but also in other sectors?&#10;A) Canadian Health Report&#10;B) Tommy Douglas Health Report&#10;C) Quinquennial Report&#10;D) Lalonde Report

Accepted Answer

The Lalonde Report, released in 1974, emphasized that the determinants of health did not simply exist within the health care system but also in other sectors such as lifestyle, environment, and biology. It also called attention to the need for a focus on prevention and health promotion rather than solely on treating illness.

Question 2

Accessibility is one of the five key features of the Canada Health Act. Which of the following is NOT directly addressed in the Act?&#10;A) reasonable access for citizens without financial barriers&#10;B) extra billing and user fees for citizens&#10;C) geographical accessibility&#10;D) providing equitable care for all citizens

Accepted Answer

The Canada Health Act focuses on financial accessibility and equity in healthcare services, ensuring that citizens have reasonable access without financial barriers and are protected against extra billing and user fees. It does not directly address geographical accessibility.

Question 3

Which of the following is an example of the federal responsibility for health care?&#10;A) evaluating physician and hospital care&#10;B) delivering direct health care services to native Canadians&#10;C) delivering and managing insured health services&#10;D) managing some public health and prescription care

Accepted Answer

The federal government is responsible for delivering direct health care services to specific groups, including Indigenous peoples in Canada.

Question 4

The main goal of primary health care is health for all in a community, and the involvement of individuals and groups in communities. What is another key element of primary health care?&#10;A) illness prevention&#10;B) problem-based care&#10;C) universal health care&#10;D) intersectoral collaboration

Accepted Answer

Intersectoral collaboration refers to the cooperation between various sectors of society, including government, non-governmental organizations, and other stakeholders in the community to improve health outcomes. This element emphasizes the importance of a multi-sectoral approach to health care delivery that goes beyond the traditional boundaries of the health sector. While illness prevention (A), problem-based care (B), and universal health care (C) are all important elements of primary health care, intersectoral collaboration is particularly crucial in addressing the complex and interrelated health needs of communities.

Question 5

What health care changes evolved in the latter part of nineteenth century in Canada ?&#10;A) public health&#10;B) interprofessional care&#10;C) immigrant health&#10;D) curative programs

Accepted Answer

Public health initiatives began to evolve in the latter part of the nineteenth century in Canada, focusing on sanitation, disease prevention, and health education to improve the overall health of the population.

Question 6

Which of the following is an example of provincial or territorial responsibility for health care?&#10;A) deciding upon the principles for health care&#10;B) delivering direct health care services to veterans&#10;C) providing health-related functions such as health protection programs&#10;D) evaluating physician and hospital care

Accepted Answer

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Question 7

Which act gives provinces the authority over health care, but gives the federal government the responsibility to fund it?&#10;A) Medicare Act, 1946&#10;B) Constitution Act, 1982&#10;C) British North America Act&#10;D) Saskatchewan Medical Care Insurance Act

Accepted Answer

The Constitution Act, 1982 gives provinces the authority over health care, but gives the federal government the responsibility to fund it through transfer payments. The other options listed are either specific to a province (Saskatchewan Medical Care Insurance Act) or an outdated federal act (Medicare Act, 1946) that has since been replaced by the Canada Health Act. The British North America Act is the original 1867 constitutional act that established Canada as a country and divided powers between the federal and provincial governments. While it did establish some authority over health care, it was not as specific as the Constitution Act, 1982.

Question 8

Large immigrant populations may live in overcrowded situations and, in some cases, may be unable to access health care. In addition to financial constraints, what is another issue that immigrant populations might face with regard to health care?

A) burdening the health care system with longer wait times
B) language and cultural barriers to health care
C) burdening primary health care, and spending more on prescription drugs
D) lack of health care providers and facilities

Accepted Answer

Language and cultural barriers can make it difficult for immigrants to communicate effectively with healthcare providers, understand medical terminology, and navigate the healthcare system. This can result in a lack of access to appropriate care and poorer health outcomes.

Question 9

What report emphasized the need for primary health care reform in Canada?&#10;A) Drummond Report&#10;B) Declaration of Alma-Ata&#10;C) Romanow Report&#10;D) Quinquennial Report

Accepted Answer

The Romanow Report, released in November 2002, emphasized the need for primary health care reform in Canada. The report called for strengthening primary health care, enhancing access to services, promoting health and preventing illness, and reducing health inequalities.

Question 10

Which of the following contribute to the challenge of providing health care for populations across the globe?&#10;A) infant mortality and globalization&#10;B) ecology and traditional healing systems&#10;C) war and national crises&#10;D) relationships and curative measures

Accepted Answer

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Deck 13: The Future of Canadian Health Care: Challenges and Priorities