nutrition 230 - module 7

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What is health care?

The organized provision of medical services and treatment.

A type of insurance policy.

care for the general health of a person provided by an organized health service (correct)

A way to improve nutrition.

Canada's health care system is both _ and funded.

only publicly

neither publicly nor privately

publicly + privately (correct)

only privately

The publicly funded portions of the health care system are administered by _ and __ each with their own insurance plan.

private insurance companies

non-profit organizations

the provinces and territories (correct)

the federal and municipal governments

The guidelines for the province and territories health care plans are set by the?

Federal government (Canada Health Act) Signup and view all the answers

The Canada Health Act is a:

Federal legislation that states conditions the provinces and territories must meet to receive health care cash contributions. Signup and view all the answers

public health care in Canada is funded through

all of the above Signup and view all the answers

private funding is used to cover

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match whether the role is for the federal or provincial/territorial government

provide financial support for provinces/territories = federal government sets and administers national principles for publicly funded health care under the Canada health act = federal government administer provincial health insurance plans = provincial/territorial plan and fund care in various health facilities = provincial/territorial Signup and view all the answers

match whether the role is for the federal or provincial/territorial government

disease surveillance and prevention = federal government plan and implement some health promotion + public health initiatives = provincial + territorial restricts funding or provides other penalties to provinces/territories who violate the Canada health act = federal government delivery and/or funding of health services to specific populations like first nations and prison inmates = federal government Signup and view all the answers

match whether the role is for the federal or provincial / territorial governments

communicates with the world health organization and issues travel advisories = federal government fund supplemental benefits for care not covered under the Canada health act for certain groups = provincial / territorial health protection, regulation and consumer safety = federal government health related tax measures = federal government Signup and view all the answers

What are regional health authorities in charge of?

Administration and delivery of health services within a specified geographical area Signup and view all the answers

Regional health authorities receive funding from which source?

the provincial/territorial government Signup and view all the answers

Regional health authorities answer and report to the______ about funding and performance reports.

provincial ministries of health Signup and view all the answers

What is primary health care?

the first point of contact for health care services Signup and view all the answers

Primary health care coordinates and provides which of the following?

Referrals to care when more comprehensive services are required Signup and view all the answers

What is secondary health care?

Specialized medical services provided by a specialist or facility upon referral Signup and view all the answers

Public health insurance provides coverage for which of the following?

All Canadian citizens, permanent residents, and some other groups if medically necessary Signup and view all the answers

Some provinces may provide additional full or partial health benefits for certain population groups (children, seniors), which may include coverage for:

Drugs, dental and vision care, and ambulance services Signup and view all the answers

Extended health and dental benefits provided by __ or purchased by individuals can potentially fully cover costs.

employers Signup and view all the answers

The Interim Federal Health Program (IFHP) provides temporary and limited coverage to individuals who:

Aren't eligible for provincial/territorial health insurance like resettled refugees Signup and view all the answers

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What is health care?

Canada's health care system is both _ and funded.

The publicly funded portions of the health care system are administered by _ and __ each with their own insurance plan.

The guidelines for the province and territories health care plans are set by the?

The Canada Health Act is a:

public health care in Canada is funded through

private funding is used to cover

match whether the role is for the federal or provincial/territorial government

match whether the role is for the federal or provincial/territorial government

match whether the role is for the federal or provincial / territorial governments

What are regional health authorities in charge of?

Regional health authorities receive funding from which source?

Regional health authorities answer and report to the______ about funding and performance reports.

What is primary health care?

Primary health care coordinates and provides which of the following?

What is secondary health care?

Public health insurance provides coverage for which of the following?

Some provinces may provide additional full or partial health benefits for certain population groups (children, seniors), which may include coverage for:

Extended health and dental benefits provided by __ or purchased by individuals can potentially fully cover costs.

The Interim Federal Health Program (IFHP) provides temporary and limited coverage to individuals who:

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Questions and Answers

What is health care?

Canada's health care system is both _____ and ____ funded.

The publicly funded portions of the health care system are administered by ___ and ____ each with their own insurance plan.

The guidelines for the province and territories health care plans are set by the?

The Canada Health Act is a:

public health care in Canada is funded through

private funding is used to cover

match whether the role is for the federal or provincial/territorial government

match whether the role is for the federal or provincial/territorial government

match whether the role is for the federal or provincial / territorial governments

What are regional health authorities in charge of?

Regional health authorities receive funding from which source?

Regional health authorities answer and report to the______ about funding and performance reports.

What is primary health care?

Primary health care coordinates and provides which of the following?

What is secondary health care?

Public health insurance provides coverage for which of the following?

Some provinces may provide additional full or partial health benefits for certain population groups (children, seniors), which may include coverage for:

Extended health and dental benefits provided by __ or purchased by individuals can potentially fully cover costs.

The Interim Federal Health Program (IFHP) provides temporary and limited coverage to individuals who:

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The publicly funded portions of the health care system are administered by _ and __ each with their own insurance plan.