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When Canadians need health care, they generally contact a primary health care professional

, who could be a family doctor, nurse, nurse practitioner, physiotherapist, pharmacist, etc., often working in a team of health care professionals. Services provide at the first point of contact with the health care system are known for primary health care services and they form. the foundation of the health care system.

In generally, primary health care serves a dual function. First, it provides direct provision of first-contact health care services. Second, it coordinates patient's health care services to assure continuity of care and ease of movement across the health care system when more specialized services needed.

Primary health care services often including prevention and treatment of common diseases and injuries; basic emergency services; primary mental health care; a health promotion; healthy child development; primary maternity care; and rehabilitation services.

Doctors in private practice are generally paid through fee-for-service schedules negotiated between each provincial and territorial government and the medical associations in their respective jurisdictions (权限). These in other practice settings, such as clinics, community health centers and group practices, are less likely to be paid through an alternative payment scheme, such as salaries or a blended payment.

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第1题

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第2题

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第3题

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第4题

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第5题

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第6题

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第7题

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Text 4Unlike the private enterprise model, which is the foundation of the U. S. health car

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Unlike the private enterprise model, which is the foundation of the U. S. health care system, Canada has a health care system based on different principles:l) Universality: everyone is covered. 2) Portability:people can move from province to province and from job to job, or be un-employed, and they will still be covered. 3) Comprehensiveness: the plan covers all medically necessary treatment. 4) Public administration: the system is publicly run and publicly accountable.

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The key difference between the Canadian system and that in the United States is that"in Canada health care is considered a social right, while in the United States it is treated more like a commodity".

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56. The Canadian health care system is________

[ A] financially supported by private enterprises.

[ B] run according to different principles.

[ C] designed for the convenience of the public.

[ D] complicated by administration.

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