Question 1

How can interprofessional practice approaches support health equity?

Accepted Answer

A)  Collaborate with patients and families 
B)  Revise professional practice standards 
C)  Consider a consumer report card 
D)  Bring in experts to consult with patients 
A)  Collaborate with patients and families 
B)  Revise professional practice standards 
C)  Consider a consumer report card 
D)  Bring in experts to consult with patients A

Question 2

What type of agency has more recently started to offer treatment for health care providers who are experiencing mental health or addiction problems?

Accepted Answer

A)  Non-profit community agencies with addictions expertise 
B)  Professional associations and regulatory bodies 
C)  Provincial mental health associations 
D)  Human resources departments within health care environments 
A)  Non-profit community agencies with addictions expertise 
B)  Professional associations and regulatory bodies 
C)  Provincial mental health associations 
D)  Human resources departments within health care environments B

Question 3

Which groups of health care providers are usually described as human health resources? (Select all that apply.)

Accepted Answer

A)  Hospital administrators 
B)  Licensed nurses 
C)  Licensed physicians 
D)  Patients' family members and volunteers 
E)  Allied health professionals 
A)  Hospital administrators 
B)  Licensed nurses 
C)  Licensed physicians 
D)  Patients' family members and volunteers 
E)  Allied health professionals B, C, D, E

Question 4

How is the move toward interprofessional practice in health care intended to enhance patient care and address looming health care resource challenges? (Select all that apply.)

Accepted Answer

A)  Better manage wait times 
B)  Substantially reduce costs 
C)  Promote healthy workplaces 
D)  Improve rural care access 
E)  Enhance patient safety 
A)  Better manage wait times 
B)  Substantially reduce costs 
C)  Promote healthy workplaces 
D)  Improve rural care access 
E)  Enhance patient safety

Question 5

Which type of provincial legislation enables greater public control of the professions in Canada?

Accepted Answer

A)  Constitution Act of 1867 
B)  Professional ethics regulation 
C)  Nursing Act 
D)  Health Professions Act 
A)  Constitution Act of 1867 
B)  Professional ethics regulation 
C)  Nursing Act 
D)  Health Professions Act

Question 6

What is unique about a profession and about disciplines that hold professional status?

Accepted Answer

A)  The philosophical nature of their practice 
B)  A specific body of knowledge and complex skills 
C)  Theoretical commonality among professionals 
D)  They are tasked with developing hospital institutional controls 
A)  The philosophical nature of their practice 
B)  A specific body of knowledge and complex skills 
C)  Theoretical commonality among professionals 
D)  They are tasked with developing hospital institutional controls

Question 7

Which type of serious health care practice violation is increasingly investigated and acted upon by regulating bodies?

Accepted Answer

A)  Doctor suspensions 
B)  Inappropriate media reporting and action 
C)  Boundary offences 
D)  Violations of patient confidentiality 
A)  Doctor suspensions 
B)  Inappropriate media reporting and action 
C)  Boundary offences 
D)  Violations of patient confidentiality

Question 8

How are the regulations that govern the health professions provided?

Accepted Answer

A)  Through affiliated associations 
B)  Through university credentialing 
C)  Through published provincial recommendations 
D)  Through provincial or territorial legislation requirements 
A)  Through affiliated associations 
B)  Through university credentialing 
C)  Through published provincial recommendations 
D)  Through provincial or territorial legislation requirements

Question 9

What does health care services regulation commonly require in relation to the provision of specific health care tasks?

Accepted Answer

A)  Risk-related licensing 
B)  Scope of practice assessments 
C)  Professional approval 
D)  Public concern analysis 
A)  Risk-related licensing 
B)  Scope of practice assessments 
C)  Professional approval 
D)  Public concern analysis

Question 10

How are the authorized functions and interventions described for regulated health care professionals?

Accepted Answer

A)  Provincial guidelines 
B)  Information control standards documentation 
C)  Scope of practice documentation 
D)  The Canada Health Act 
A)  Provincial guidelines 
B)  Information control standards documentation 
C)  Scope of practice documentation 
D)  The Canada Health Act

How can interprofessional practice approaches support health equity?

What type of agency has more recently started to offer treatment for health care providers who are experiencing mental health or addiction problems?

Which groups of health care providers are usually described as human health resources? (Select all that apply.)

How is the move toward interprofessional practice in health care intended to enhance patient care and address looming health care resource challenges? (Select all that apply.)

Which type of provincial legislation enables greater public control of the professions in Canada?

What is unique about a profession and about disciplines that hold professional status?

Which type of serious health care practice violation is increasingly investigated and acted upon by regulating bodies?

How are the regulations that govern the health professions provided?

What does health care services regulation commonly require in relation to the provision of specific health care tasks?

How are the authorized functions and interventions described for regulated health care professionals?

Foundational Concepts in Population and Public Health

Methods of Investigation of Population Health Issues

Approaches to Achieving Health for All

Health Indicators and the Health Status of Canadians

Determinants of Health and Disease

Groups Experiencing Health Inequities

Indigenous Health

Noncommunicable Diseases

Mental Health and Substance Use

Communicable Diseases

Environmental Health

Occupational Health and Disease

The Evolution of National Health Insurance

Federal and Provincial Health Organizations

Funding, Expenditures, and Resources

Delivery of Health Care Services

Looking Forward

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Exam 17: Human Resources for Health

How can interprofessional practice approaches support health equity?

What type of agency has more recently started to offer treatment for health care providers who are experiencing mental health or addiction problems?

Which groups of health care providers are usually described as human health resources? (Select all that apply.)

How is the move toward interprofessional practice in health care intended to enhance patient care and address looming health care resource challenges? (Select all that apply.)

Which type of provincial legislation enables greater public control of the professions in Canada?

What is unique about a profession and about disciplines that hold professional status?

Which type of serious health care practice violation is increasingly investigated and acted upon by regulating bodies?

How are the regulations that govern the health professions provided?

What does health care services regulation commonly require in relation to the provision of specific health care tasks?

How are the authorized functions and interventions described for regulated health care professionals?

Foundational Concepts in Population and Public Health

Methods of Investigation of Population Health Issues

Approaches to Achieving Health for All

Health Indicators and the Health Status of Canadians

Determinants of Health and Disease

Groups Experiencing Health Inequities

Indigenous Health

Noncommunicable Diseases

Mental Health and Substance Use

Communicable Diseases

Environmental Health

Occupational Health and Disease

The Evolution of National Health Insurance

Federal and Provincial Health Organizations

Funding, Expenditures, and Resources

Delivery of Health Care Services

Looking Forward

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