Lack of Access in the Canadian Health Care System
1. Write a 5-page scholarly paper (not including title page and references) on a nursing leadership, activism issue. The issue I am choosing is Lack of Access in the Canadian Health Care System.
2. Headings
-Brief Introduction: 5 sentences
-Background to the Nursing Issue: 1.5 pages
-Issue Relevance for Nursing Leadership and activism: 2 pages
-Leadership and Activism: Recommendations and Actions that I can take: 1.5 pages
(Recommendations and actions have to be specified if they are at the micro, meso, macro level)
-Conclusion
3. Avoid direct quotations.
4. Cite and reference at least 5 scholarly/academic peer reviewed articles.
5. Apply the Social Determinants of Health, isms, power imbalances, and leadership throughout the paper.
Canadian Health Care System and Lack of Access
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Canadian Health Care System and Lack of Access
Introduction
The Canadian healthcare system, frequently touted for its universality, faces a fundamental obstacle - the need for more access to key health services. This study addresses the nuances of this topic from a nursing perspective, highlighting its relevance for nursing leadership and activism and proposing recommendations at several levels. Through the viewpoint of socioeconomic determinants of health, power imbalances, and leadership, this study tries to provide a thorough knowledge of the issues faced by healthcare professionals and patients in the Canadian setting.
Background to the Nursing Issue
Although the Canadian healthcare system is praised for its dedication to accessibility and universality, systemic issues continue, leaving many Canadians with insufficient access to healthcare services. The main problems making this endeavor more difficult are the regional differences in Canada's large country. Specialized medical services, stronger healthcare infrastructures, and easy access to healthcare facilities are all advantages for urban centers. On the other hand, healthcare delivery is severely hindered in rural and isolated locations due to a lack of healthcare