the main individual level of the socioecological model, approach by the public health nurse
What is health education
100
Life expectancy is generally lower
What is rural communities
100
For intimate partner violence, a strategy to reorintate health services would be making health care more confidential and less intimidating, for rural communities you would reorientate health services to make it more.....?
What is accessible
100
The purpose of the framework was to develop this
What is A health care system that provides appropriate access and achieves equitable outcomes for rural, remote and northern Ontarians
200
vaccinations, blood pressure clinics, and smoking cessations are all public health nursing approaches at this level of the socioecological model
What is community level
200
9 million Canadians, approximately 30% of Canadas population live here
What is rural and remote areas of the country
200
improve the use of health records and telemedicine to enhance and expand the access to services enabled through these networks
What is electronic
200
community members, aboriginals, health care professionals, municipal government and provincial parliament members were all apart of this
What is the panel the developed the ideas and strategies for the framework
300
this action by the nurse shows a strong commitment to equity and social justice and speaks out for equity in health through legislation and policy making activities
What is advocacy
300
significantly greater proportions of rural living Canadians aged 20 to 64 reported being this
What is overweight
300
invest in leadership development, for future people to lead health care in these populations and encourage...?
What is local community involvement and engagement
300
stage 2 of the approach developed by the provincial government, in their efforts to create a more accessibly and equitable health care system for rural populations
What is consultate with a broader community
400
what was the national level approach to reorienting health services that Kristy had mentioned was implemented in her home town?
What is medical center
400
According to the rural definition determined by the panel that made up the Rural and Northern Health Care Framework, to be considered a rural population you must have a population figure less than this number
What is 30, 000
400
A communication system that allows for people who live in rural/remote or northern communities inquire about health care related questions, without having to go to a health care facility.
What is telehealth
400
One guiding principle focused on by the panel
What is community engagement, flexible local planning and delivery, culturally and linguistically responsive, value, integrationn, innovation, connected and coordinated, evidence based, sustainable
500
the main topic of the news article presented during seminar
What is government advocacy and incentives for nurses to work in rural/remote/northern communities
500
10% of health care issues are due to this
What is poor health care access
500
Improve the equity of access of rural, remote and northern Ontarians to services
What is specialized
500
90% of residents in a community or local hub will receive emergency services (24/7/52) within 30 minutes travel time from their place of residence, this is an example of....
What is Standards that the government want to meet and kept as a neutral outline for everyone working on the framework