HTHSCI 1RR3 Unit 11 - Call to Action Newest Exam

pg. 1 HTHSCI 1RR3 Unit 11 - Call to Action Newest Exam/ Actual Exam Questions with Correct Verified Answers/ Graded A+

Defining public policy - Correct Answer - - "who gets what, where, when, and how"

- agent: government

• involves a deliberate decision to pursue a specific course of action

(doing nothing is still choice!!)

Public policy: three main components - Correct Answer - 1. Identify/define problem

• identify objectives/goals
• define how these goals will be achieved

Becoming a formidable ally - Correct Answer - - recognize and dismantle white supremist ideology

• work to center voices of the marginalized/underserved (not your own)
• Recognize that silence is violence
• advocate for social justice - a core CNO competency (be competent)
• work to understand (and address) historical trauma

Utilize a theoretically-informed approach to examine the SDoH (e.g. intersectionality)

• engage with movements that confront oppression (e.g. BLM)

Knowledge as power - Correct Answer - "knowledge is inextricably linked to power...nurses have the capacity to both exercise and resist power, making nursing care inherently a political activity."

What does being an ally mean? - Correct Answer - In the past few weeks, the term, allyship, has become well used and it's become increasingly relevant, as the realities of 1 / 2

pg. 2 anti-Black racism come to the before and momentum for change crystallizes. TO

discuss what is it, and how one achieves it. The agenda welcomes Kathy Hogarth:

associate professor in the School of Social Work at the University of Waterloo; and

Bryan Ferguson: lead pastor, Kolnonia Christian Fellowship.

Becoming an Ally - Correct Answer - - be informed - reputable sources

• join others as student, citizen and or professional
• educate others on the issue

SDoH committee at St. Michael's hospital - Correct Answer - The stages of health equity impact assessment

• coping
• potential impacts
• mitigation
• monitoring
• dissemination

going deeper equity advocacy partnership

• from work in addressing the social determinants of health through targeted programs,

the logical next step for the St. Michael's Hospital Academic Family Health Team was to embed a systemic approach to equity in all of its operations and services. In 2017, m the Social Determinants of Health committee established working groups in four key Ares: equity in programs and services, community engagement, advocacy, and racism and health.

A gaps analysis to improve health equity knowledge and practices - Correct Answer - This gap analysis was designed as a resource to focus attention on the most pressing needs in advancing health equity

Poverty: a clinical tool for primary care providers: Poverty is not always apparent: in

Ontario 20% of families live in poverty: - Correct Answer - 1. Screen Everyone

• "Do you ever have difficulty align ends meet at the end of the month?"
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