Provinces must satisfy five criteria in order to receive health care money from the federal government. All insured residents must be entitled to the insured health services provided by a particular province. What does this requirement refer to?

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The requirement of all insured residents being entitled to insured health services refers to the principle of universality, which means that all residents should have access to necessary health care regardless of their personal characteristics, such as income, age or health status.

Provinces Must Satisfy Five Criteria in Order to Receive Health