Health Care System
Healthcare and support services provided in the place of resident
home care
a live-in facility with a small number of people with physical or mental disabilities that need supervision, care, and support
group home
having the freedom and choice to make decisions that affects ones life
Autonomy
the injuring of the name and reputation of a person by making false statements to a third person
defamation
support services
what is governed by Canada's provinces and territories
1984
Canada Health Act
healthcare provided for short time that is intended to diagnose and treat immediate health issues
acute care
the fundamental principles of behavior each person believes to be right or wrong for themselves without concern for legalities or customs.
Morals
You relate to your clients are determined by 3 items
professional code of ethics, employers policies and federal and provincial laws
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type of assistance that are provided through available insurance premiums
Benefits
illness or disability that appears suddenly and last for short period of time
acute illness
the philosophical study of what is morally right and wrong when providing health care services
health care ethics
the Human Rights Act
the basic rights of clients and describe requirements for the operation of a facility
Long-Term Care Facilities Legislation
a principle of the Canada Health Act that states all residents are entitled to the same basic level of health care services across the country
Universality
temporary care of a person who requires a high level of support care and supervision that gives caregivers a break from duties
Respite care
an apparent conflict between opposing moral choices
ethical dilemma
A summary of lengthy rules contained in regulations and standards
Bill of Rights
when a person fails to act in a careful or competent manner and thereby harms the client or damages property
Negligence
Universality, portability, accessibility and public adminstration
5 criteria to receive the full share of federal funding for health care.
a community-based program for people with physical or mental health issues or older person that need assistance
community day program
values the dignity and worth of all clients, and provides compassionate care to all clients.
Support Workers
The rights and responsibilities of workers, employers and supervisors in creating and maintaining a safe work environment
Occupational Health and Safety Legislation
reorganized Saskatchewan's post war employment, social and public health policies
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