Cost Conscious Nursing Practice
Care Delivery Models
Capital Budgeting Basics
Primary Healthcare
Health Care Funding
100

A cost-conscious nurse's first priority?

What is the patient?

100

This collaborative nursing model involves a team of healthcare professionals working together to provide care for a designated patient population. 

What is Team nursing? 

100

This term refers to the process of planning and managing a healthcare facility's long-term financial investments.

What is capital budgeting? 

100

Term to refer to the philosophy and approach aimed at improving the health of all Canadians across their lifespan?

What is primary Health Care?

100

Canada's federal legislation for publicly funded healthcare insurance?

What is Canada Health Act?


200

___ is money. 

What is time?

200

This nursing model divides tasks based on specific functions, allowing nurses to specialize in certain areas of patient care.

What is Functional nursing?

200

It is not a one-time investment but rather what?

What is an investment?

200

This practice by nurses involves empowering patients and families to actively participate their health care process.

What is health promotion?

200

Immunizations are provided through what source of funding?

What is public funding?

300

Are you voting in the 2024 Provincial General Election?

Any answer is acceptable!

300

A potential downside of this model is the risk of fragmented care, as it focuses heavily on task completion.

What is Functional Nursing?

300

Besides public funding, what is another source that contributes to capital budgets? 

What is charity?

300

This principle of Public Health Care emphasizes that health care should be available to everyone without barriers.

What is accessibility?

300

Physiotherapy is typically covered by this source of funding.

What is private funding/insurance?

400

This is the biggest expense for an operating budget. 

What is labor?

400

Nurse case management emphasizes this strategy to empower patients to manage their health and make informed decisions. 

What is patient education?

400

The minimum amount needed for an item to be a capital purchase?

What is $2000 - $5000?

400

Primary Health Care aims to address these aspects of health that affect well-being, often overlooked in traditional health care.

What are social determinants of health?

400

A set amount of funding annually distributed to healthcare organizations is known as what approach?

What is global funding?

500

Restructuring work to provide safe, evidence-based patient care is an example of?

What is using research to evaluate standard nursing practice?

500

Nurse case managers are essential in managing healthcare costs by ensuring that patients receive the right care at the right time, thus reducing expenses associated with ____.

What is hospital readmission?

500

Who must first approve Capital purchases? 

What is The Ministry of Finance?

500

Primary Health care emphasizes the importance of using this type of cooperation to address health issues across different areas.

What is intersectoral cooperation and collaboration?

500

The types and volumes of services that are provided at a set rate is known as?

What is activity-based funding?

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