Exam 16: Delivery of Health Care Services

What are the key elements and vision of the Chronic Care Model, which was developed in the late 1990s and is rooted in primary care and prevention? (Select all that apply.)

Which level of health care is highly specialized and often requires patients to travel once the necessary referrals are in place?

Which of the following represents a type of volunteer health agency that exists in Canada?

Why is primary care considered to be an important element in a primary health care strategy?

What historical health care innovation that has existed since the 1920s continues to be in place or has been expanded in various forms throughout Canada?

What type of extended health care in Canada is provided through home care to help maintain a positive environment and social support system for patients?

What is the focus of primary health care?

Why has the need for long-term residential care expanded so rapidly in Canada? (Select all that apply.)

What aspect of the health care system focus in Canada causes it to be challenged by the increasing burden of chronic noncommunicable disease?

What strategy can provide an overview of the assets available within a community, as well as the health care settings and services that are available?