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Годовой отчет Закона о здравоохранении Канады за 2021 г.

Sep 18, 2023Sep 18, 2023

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Организация:Здоровье Канады

Дата публикации:2023 год

Кот.:H1-4E-PDF

ISBN:1497-9144

Паб.:220753

Министерство здравоохранения Канады хотело бы выразить признательность за работу и усилия, затраченные на подготовку настоящего годового отчета. Именно благодаря самоотверженности и своевременному участию следующих департаментов здравоохранения и их сотрудников мы можем представить вам этот отчет об администрировании и применении Закона о здравоохранении Канады:

Мы также высоко ценим огромные усилия, вложенные в этот отчет нашей командой разработчиков, включая настольных издателей, переводчиков, редакторов и экспертов по согласованию, типографов и сотрудников Министерства здравоохранения Канады.

Для меня большая честь представить парламенту и канадцам годовой отчет Закона о здравоохранении Канады за 2021–2022 годы.

Одной из моих ключевых обязанностей как федерального министра здравоохранения является соблюдение Закона о здравоохранении Канады, который гарантирует, что все канадцы имеют равный доступ к основным медицинским услугам на основе их потребностей, а не их способности или желания платить. Мое мандатное письмо также обязывает меня усилить соблюдение Закона и модернизировать его интерпретацию. Я знаю, что канадцы по-прежнему гордятся нашей государственной системой здравоохранения, но наша система также находится под значительным давлением, что потребует совместной работы всех уровней правительства, чтобы гарантировать, что она отвечает современным потребностям канадцев.

Чтобы обеспечить долгосрочную устойчивость системы здравоохранения, работая в партнерстве с провинциями и территориями, наша работа будет сосредоточена на ключевых приоритетных областях; 1) улучшение доступа к услугам по охране здоровья семьи; 2) устранение накопившихся задолженностей и поддержка, привлечение и удержание медицинских работников, 3) модернизация нашей системы здравоохранения с использованием медицинских данных и цифрового здравоохранения, 4) улучшение доступа к услугам в области психического здоровья и употребления психоактивных веществ и 5) помощь канадцам стареть достойно, ближе к дому .

Medicare является ярким примером сотрудничества федерального, провинциального и территориального уровня, поскольку здравоохранение является общей ответственностью в Канаде, и для достижения результатов и удовлетворения потребностей канадцев в здравоохранении все уровни правительства должны работать вместе. Правительства провинций и территорий обладают основной юрисдикцией в области оказания и управления медицинской помощью, в то время как федеральное правительство определяет национальные требования, которые должны быть отражены в планах медицинского страхования в соответствии с Законом о здравоохранении Канады, которому большинство юрисдикций не только соответствуют, но и часто превосходят.

В ходе пандемии COVID-19 мы увидели, чего можно достичь, если все уровни правительства будут работать вместе и в сотрудничестве. Чтобы удовлетворить потребности канадцев в здравоохранении, мы стали свидетелями расширения виртуальной помощи, телемедицины и увеличения числа практикующих врачей. Тем не менее, хотя наша универсальная система общественного здравоохранения была неотъемлемой частью реакции Канады на COVID-19, пандемия выявила новые проблемы и усилила те, которые уже создают нагрузку на нашу систему. С этой целью провинции и территории усердно работают над борьбой с COVID-19, чтобы сократить отставание, усугубленное пандемией, а также нанять и удержать работников здравоохранения.

Наша совместная работа также распространяется на укрепление всеобщей системы здравоохранения Канады путем соблюдения стандартов Закона о здравоохранении Канады. С федеральной точки зрения мы прилагаем все усилия для того, чтобы по мере развития нашей системы здравоохранения развивалась и интерпретация и применение Закона о здравоохранении Канады, чтобы лучше обслуживать канадцев. Принимаем меры по борьбе с взиманием платы с пациентов, в том числе за услуги хирургического аборта, диагностики, а также другие страховые услуги, получаемые в частных клиниках; и впервые в марте 2023 года провинции и территории, которые разрешают взимать плату за необходимые с медицинской точки зрения диагностические услуги, также столкнутся с вычетами из своих выплат по программе Canada Health Transfer. Целью закона является не взимание отчислений, а скорее работа с провинциями и территориями, чтобы обеспечить канадцам беспрепятственный доступ к необходимой им медицинской помощи. Таким образом, я также хотел бы выразить признательность нескольким юрисдикциям за их совместную работу по устранению обвинений пациентов в их соответствующих юрисдикциях и основных обстоятельств, которые к ним привели. Ньюфаундленду и Лабрадору были полностью возмещены все отчисления по программе медицинского страхования Канады с 2019 года, а Британская Колумбия получила несколько частичных возмещений в знак признания элементов их Плана действий по возмещению расходов, которые были успешно реализованы. Копии соответствующих Планов действий по возмещению расходов можно найти в этом отчете. Британская Колумбия также заняла решительную правовую позицию в борьбе с обвинениями пациентов в провинции в отношении доступа к необходимой медицинской помощи в частных клиниках, а также, в последнее время, в отношении доступа к виртуальной помощи. Это действие воплощает в себе позицию, которую мы все разделяем, согласно которой никто не должен быть оставлен без внимания или лишен возможности получить необходимую медицинскую помощь, исходя из их способности или желания платить.

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Please use as much space as needed below. b) A summary of any extra-billing and user charges investigations during the fiscal year including: Number of investigations Nature of each investigation (e.g., physician billing audits; patient triggered investigations; private clinic audits; third party report findings (e.g., Auditor General)) Confirmed cases and dollar amounts of extra-billing and user charges. Any amounts reimbursed to patients. Please use as much space needed bellow or add extra pages as necessary. c) Details on mechanisms to deter patient extra-billing and user charges (e.g., provider fines; plan payment withholding; provider/patient education initiatives; loss of facility accreditation). Please use as much space as needed below. 21 Total # of Reviews Involving Confirmed EBUC (Including Facility Fees) Total Amount Charged and Reimbursed for Confirmed Reviews $19,474.49 $19,474.49 d) Details on mechanisms to deter patient extra-billing and user charges (e.g., provider fines; plan payment withholding; provider/patient education initiatives; loss of facility accreditation). Please use as much space as needed below. CANADA HEALTH ACT FINANCIAL STATEMENT OF ACTUAL AMOUNTS OF EXTRA-BILLING AND USER CHARGES FOR THE PERIOD APRIL 1, 2019 TO MARCH 31, 2020 Total for extra-billing and user charges $ 0 a) Name of applicable pieces of PT legislation that prohibit extra-billing and user charges (including facility fees). Please use as much space as needed below. b) Details about the process used to investigate extra-billing and user charges (e.g., proactive regular audits of provider billings; reactive investigations triggered by patient complaints, media reports or other sources). 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CANADA HEALTH ACT FINANCIAL STATEMENT OF ACTUAL AMOUNTS OF EXTRA-BILLING AND USER CHARGES FOR THE PERIOD APRIL 1, 2019 TO MARCH 31, 2020 Total for extra-billing and user charges $ 0 a) Name of applicable pieces of PT legislation that prohibit extra-billing and user charges (including facility fees). Please use as much space as needed below. b) Details about the process used to investigate extra-billing and user charges (e.g., proactive regular audits of provider billings; reactive investigations triggered by patient complaints, media reports or other sources). Please use as much space as needed below. c) A summary of any extra-billing and user charges investigations during the fiscal year including: Number of investigations Nature of each investigation (e.g., physician billing audits; patient triggered investigations; private clinic audits; third party report findings (e.g., Auditor General)) Confirmed cases and dollar amounts of extra-billing and user charges. Any amounts reimbursed to patients. Please use as much space needed bellow or add extra pages as necessary. d) Details on mechanisms to deter patient extra-billing and user charges (e.g., provider fines; plan payment withholding; provider/patient education initiatives; loss of facility accreditation). Please use as much space as needed below. CANADA HEALTH ACT FINANCIAL STATEMENT OF ACTUAL AMOUNTS OF EXTRA-BILLING AND USER CHARGES FOR THE PERIOD APRIL 1, 2019 TO MARCH 31, 2020 Total for extra-billing and user charges $ 0 a) Name of applicable pieces of PT legislation that prohibit extra-billing and user charges (including facility fees). Please use as much space as needed below. b) Details about the process used to investigate extra-billing and user charges (e.g., proactive regular audits of provider billings; reactive investigations triggered by patient complaints, media reports or other sources). 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CANADA HEALTH ACT FINANCIAL STATEMENT OF ACTUAL AMOUNTS OF EXTRA-BILLING AND USER CHARGES FOR THE PERIOD APRIL 1, 2019 TO MARCH 31, 2020 Total for extra-billing and user charges $ 13,275,823 a) Name of applicable pieces of PT legislation that prohibit extra-billing and user charges (including facility fees). Please use as much space as needed below. b) Details about the process used to investigate extra-billing and user charges (e.g., proactive regular audits of provider billings; reactive investigations triggered by patient complaints, media reports or other sources). Please use as much space as needed below. Beneficiary and Diagnostic Services Branch: Audit and Investigation Branch, Billing Integrity Program: c) A summary of any extra-billing and user charges investigations during the fiscal year including: Number of investigations Nature of each investigation (e.g., physician billing audits; patient triggered investigations; private clinic audits; third party report findings (e.g., Auditor General)) Any amounts reimbursed to patients. Please use as much space needed bellow or add extra pages as necessary. d) Details on mechanisms to deter patient extra-billing and user charges (e.g., provider fines; plan payment withholding; provider/patient education initiatives; loss of facility accreditation). Please use as much space as needed below. CANADA HEALTH ACT FINANCIAL STATEMENT OF ACTUAL AMOUNTS OF EXTRA-BILLING AND USER CHARGES FOR THE PERIOD APRIL 1, 2019 TO MARCH 31, 2020 Total for extra-billing and user charges $ 0 a) Name of applicable pieces of PT legislation that prohibit extra-billing and user charges (including facility fees). Please use as much space as needed below. b) Details about the process used to investigate extra-billing and user charges (e.g., proactive regular audits of provider billings; reactive investigations triggered by patient complaints, media reports or other sources). Please use as much space as needed below. c) A summary of any extra-billing and user charges investigations during the fiscal year including: Number of investigations Nature of each investigation (e.g., physician billing audits; patient triggered investigations; private clinic audits; third party report findings (e.g., Auditor General)) Confirmed cases and dollar amounts of extra-billing and user charges. 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Please use as much space as needed below. c) A summary of any extra-billing and user charges investigations during the fiscal year including: Number of investigations Nature of each investigation (e.Anywaysg., physician billing audits; patient triggered investigations; private clinic audits; third party report findings (e.g., Auditor General)) Confirmed cases and dollar amounts of extra-billing and user charges. Any amounts reimbursed to patients. Please use as much space needed bellow or add extra pages as necessary. d) Details on mechanisms to deter patient extra-billing and user charges (e.g., provider fines; plan payment withholding; provider/patient education initiatives; loss of facility accreditation). Please use as much space as needed below. CANADA HEALTH ACT FINANCIAL STATEMENT OF ACTUAL AMOUNTS OF EXTRA-BILLING AND USER CHARGES FOR THE PERIOD APRIL 1, 2019 TO MARCH 31, 2020 Total for extra-billing and user charges $ 0.00 a) Name of applicable pieces of PT legislation that prohibit extra-billing and user charges (including facility fees). Please use as much space as needed below. b) Details about the process used to investigate extra-billing and user charges (e.g., proactive regular audits of provider billings; reactive investigations triggered by patient complaints, media reports or other sources). Please use as much space as needed below. c) A summary of any extra-billing and user charges investigations during the fiscal year including: Number of investigations Nature of each investigation (e.g., physician billing audits; patient triggered investigations; private clinic audits; third party report findings (e.g., Auditor General)) Confirmed cases and dollar amounts of extra-billing and user charges. Any amounts reimbursed to patients. Please use as much space needed bellow or add extra pages as necessary. d) Details on mechanisms to deter patient extra-billing and user charges (e.g., provider fines; plan payment withholding; provider/patient education initiatives; loss of facility accreditation). Please use as much space as needed below. [Following is the text of the letter sent on June 18, 1985, to all provincial and territorial Ministers of Health by the Honourable Jake Epp, federal Minister of Health and Welfare. (Note: Minister Epp sent the French equivalent of this letter to Quebec on July 15, 1985.)] Public Administration Comprehensiveness Universality Portability Reasonable Accessibility Conditions Regulations [Following is the text of the letter sent on January 6, 1995, to all provincial and territorial Ministers of Health by the federal Minister of Health, the Honourable Diane Marleau.] [Following is the text of the letter sent on August 8, 2018, to all provincial and territorial Ministers of Health by the federal Minister of Health, the Honourable Ginette Petitpas Taylor.] Diagnostic Services Policy Reimbursement Policy Strengthened Reporting Reimbursement Policy for Provinces and Territories- Subject to Deductions under the Canada Health Act (the Reimbursement Policy) Background Time for a New Reimbursement Policy Current Process Working Together to Eliminate Patient Charges [Following is the text of the Newfoundland and Labrador Reimbursement Action Plan and January 2023 Status Update] [Following is the text of the Ontario's Reimbursement Action Plan and February 2023 Status Update] The timeline of the investigations The nature of the clinic-level service data requested by ON and provided by each clinic When the services described by this data were provided to patients The methodology used to analyze that data What was the nature of the fees charged by each clinic? How many patients were charged, and what proportion of patients at each clinic paid fees? Extra-billing and User Charges Patient information Summary Progress Report – Abortion Services in Ontario Action Timeline [Following is the text of the British Columbia Extra-Billing Elimination Action Plan and December 2022 Status Update] Health Human Resource (HHR) Strategy Continued Improvements in Seniors Care, Long-Term Care and Assisted Living Emergency Health Provider Registry (EHPR) Supporting our Nursing and Allied Health Staff Supporting Health Staff in BC's Northern Communities Supporting Internationally Educated Health Professionals New to Practice Incentives Workplace Violence Prevention and Cultural Safety/strong>