Definitions
Statistics
OTA/PTA
Issues in health care
What is being done
100

Define Medicare

Canadas publicly funded health care system

100

How many months do Canadians have to wait to receive mental health services?

4 months.

100

Where can OTA/PTAs be accessed?

Home, hospitals, LTC, rehab clinics, all of the above.

100

Name an issue in health care.

1. Wait times

2. Caregiver burnout

3. Understaffed

100

Mention one way that health care can be improved.

1. Virtual care

2. Moving clinical to rural communities

3. Government assisted programs

4. Mental health nurses in school

200

Define access to health care

Getting the health care you need, when you need it

200

How satisfied are Canadians with their health care system compared to Americans?

15%

200

What are the different levels of therapy performed by assistants?

1. High intensity

2. Low intensity

3. Activation and restoration

4. Complex medical management

200

Why are rural communities at a disadvantage to accessing health care?

1. Distance

2. Lack of training

3. Old age

200

What is one positive and one negative aspect of virtual care.

Con: not everyone has access to internet net, elderly people are not well versed in technology

Pro: helps people with financial burdens, accessible for mental health patients who are not comfortable with meeting in person, convenient for elder groups.

300

Define marginalized groups

Groups and communities that experience discrimination and exclusion because of unequal power relationships across economic, policitcal, social and cultural dimensions.

300

How many Canadians report seeing their physicians the same day or the next day when needed?

46%

300

How accessible are OTA/PTA services?

Very specific, not accessible by outpatient services. (With exceptions).

300

What does having reasonable access to health care facilitate?

1. Early diagnoses

2. Lower mortality rate

3. Lower comorbidity rate

4. Improved overall health

5. Improved biopsychosocial health 

300

What are three parts of the patient care action plan.

1. Support to become healthier

2. Faster access to family health care

3. Right care, right time, right place

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