Question 1

What is the main objective of the Canadian Policy Research Networks (CPRN)?&#10;A) Creation of health policy developed exclusively by health professionals&#10;B) Population health studies conducted by the private health sector&#10;C) Generation of knowledge and discussion about socioeconomic issues&#10;D) Monitoring resource allocation to particular groups in Canada

Accepted Answer

The Canadian Policy Research Networks (CPRN) main objective is to generate knowledge and discussion about socioeconomic issues, such as employment, education, social policy, and more. It is a non-profit, non-partisan organization that aims to inform policymaking and improve public discourse. The other options do not accurately describe the goals of CPRN.

Question 2

Which report was first in being instrumental in the development of population health in Canada?&#10;A) The Lalonde Report&#10;B) The Epp Report&#10;C) The Trudeau Report&#10;D) The Romanow Report

Accepted Answer

The Lalonde Report, released in 1974, was the first report that initiated the concept of population health in Canada. It recognized the importance of social and economic factors in shaping health outcomes and emphasized the need for a comprehensive approach to health promotion and disease prevention. This report was a groundbreaking step towards the development of population health as a field of study and practice in Canada.

Question 3

Why has the Public Health Agency of Canada (PHAC) developed a template for implementing population health?&#10;A) To obtain funding for health care&#10;B) To ensure statistical analysis of health&#10;C) To fulfill requirements of the World Health Organization (WHO)&#10;D) To facilitate the population health process

Accepted Answer

The PHAC has developed a template for implementing population health in order to facilitate the process of achieving population health outcomes.

Question 4

On what principle did the Public Health Agency of Canada (PHAC) identify determinants of health?&#10;A) Individuals should have equal access to health care facilities.&#10;B) Health is influenced by the interaction of multiple determinants.&#10;C) Socialized medicine is costly.&#10;D) Health promotion should be a priority activity.

Accepted Answer

The PHAC identifies determinants of health based on the principle that health is influenced by the interaction of multiple determinants. This is consistent with the social determinants of health framework, which recognizes that social, economic, and environmental factors all play a role in shaping health outcomes. The other choices (A, C, and D) are not related to the PHAC's approach to identifying determinants of health.

Question 5

What are three components of population health?&#10;A) Determinants of health, health promotion, and disease prevention&#10;B) Social environment, health promotion, and disease prevention&#10;C) Public health, health promotion, and disease prevention&#10;D) Risk behaviours, health promotion, and disease prevention

Accepted Answer

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Question 6

A project titled &#34;Two-Eyed-Seeing,&#34; developed by the University of Cape Breton, focused on which of the following?&#10;A) Vaccination for all children younger than 5 years&#10;B) Improved health for Aboriginal peoples&#10;C) Reduction of health care costs&#10;D) Increased physical activity for all Canadians

Accepted Answer

The "Two-Eyed-Seeing" project, developed by the University of Cape Breton, focused on improving health for Aboriginal peoples by integrating traditional Indigenous knowledge with Western scientific knowledge to develop new health care practices.

Question 7

What type of care did the Declaration of Alma-Ata put particular emphasis on?&#10;A) Tertiary health care&#10;B) Primary health care&#10;C) Private health care&#10;D) Socialized health care

Accepted Answer

The Declaration of Alma-Ata, adopted in 1978, emphasized the importance of promoting and providing primary health care for all, particularly for those in underprivileged and low-income areas. It aimed to address the broader health needs of individuals, families, and communities and reduce health inequalities.

Question 8

Name one aspect of public health that differs from population health.&#10;A) Public health focuses on the implementation of health promotion initiatives.&#10;B) Public health is government funded; population health is not.&#10;C) Public health focuses on a scientific approach to health promotion.&#10;D) Public health deals with health information.

Accepted Answer

Public health specifically focuses on the implementation of health promotion initiatives and interventions, whereas population health is a broader concept that focuses on the overall health outcomes of a population. Population health may include factors such as social determinants of health, healthcare access, and systemic inequalities, while public health interventions may focus on specific health behaviors or diseases.

Question 9

Which of the following are determinants of health?&#10;A) Medication, education, gender, and physical environment&#10;B) Physical environment, education, religion, and gender&#10;C) Birth order, income, education, and gender&#10;D) Income, education, gender, and physical environment

Accepted Answer

Income, education, gender, and physical environment are all considered determinants of health. Medication, religion, and birth order are not typically considered determinants of health.

Question 10

Which of the following agencies is directly involved in Canada's population health approach?&#10;A) National Health Agency&#10;B) Medicare&#10;C) Public Health Agency of Canada (PHAC)&#10;D) The World Health Organization (WHO)

Accepted Answer

The Public Health Agency of Canada (PHAC) is directly involved in Canada's population health approach.

Deck 3: Population Health: Introduction and Principles