1RR3: Introduction to the Social Determinants of Health - Quiz 1 Questions and Answers
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social determinants of health - ANSWER-...
1RR3: Introduction to the Social
Determinants of Health - Quiz 1
Questions and Answers
social determinants of health - ANSWER-socioeconomic factors that influence people's
health, apparent in the living and working conditions people experience everyday
structural determinants of health - ANSWER-large socioeconomic, ecological and
political contexts shaping the more proximal SDOH and in turn, population health and
well being
equity - ANSWER-recognizing each person has different circumstances and allocated
resources needed to result in an equal outcome, fairness
equality - ANSWER-giving everyone the same thing, unfairness
toxic stress - ANSWER-prolonged, severe, or chronic stress
social gradient - ANSWER-variation among individuals and groups due to income
demonstrating that higher incomes result in better health, and vice versa
health literacy - ANSWER-understandings people have about their health and how to
access services and information based on health
what goes into your health? - ANSWER--40% socioeconomic factors: education, job,
family, etc.
-10% physical environment: location
-30% health behaviours: drug use, exercise, diet
-20% health care: access and quality of health care
societal forces - ANSWER-shape the quality and distribution of these factors (e.g. social
and political forces)
societal factors - ANSWER-shape health and explain health inequities
health care financing - ANSWER-mainly funded by general tax revenues
federal social transfers - ANSWER-list of criteria provinces/territories must provide to
receive all funding for health care
jurisdiction - ANSWER-official power to make legal decision and judgements
, availability - ANSWER-measures extent to which the government has the requisite
resources such as personnel and technology to meet the needs of the Canadian
citizens
private funding - ANSWER-private insurance paid for out-of-pocket
public funding - ANSWER-comes from the federal, provincial/territorial and municipal
government to cover costs of "medically necessary" services for Canadians
universal health coverage - ANSWER-all people have access to the full range of quality
health services needed without financial hardship
drug benefit program - ANSWER-seniors (65+ years old) can automatically join the
Ontario Drug Benefit Program (ODBP)
what does ODBP cover? - ANSWER--allergy shots and epinephrine injectable products
-diabetes products
-diabetic testing strips
-over-the-counter drugs
-nutrition products
-drugs used for HIV/AIDS
-drugs used in palliative care
-drugs to help quit smoking
OHIP - ANSWER-Ontario's health care plan, pays for many needed health services:
first must apply, and once approved will receive an Ontario Health card, proves you are
covered
universality - ANSWER-all insured persons must be entitled to public health insurance
coverage on uniform terms and conditions
portability - ANSWER-coverage for insured services must be maintained when an
insured person moves or travels within Canada or travels outside the country
accessibility - ANSWER-reasonable access by insured persons to medically necessary
services must be unimpeded by financial or other barriers
provisions - ANSWER-no extra-billing or user charges for insured health services under
the terms of the health care insurance plan
healthcare in Canada - ANSWER-publicly financed, privately delivered health care
system, access to universal comprehensive coverage for medically necessary hospital,
in-patient, and out-patient physician services
provincial/territorial responsibility - ANSWER--managing and delivering health services
-planning, financing, and evaluating provision of health care
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