#ARC2139-09-06-CHSM 301 – The Healthcare Systems ( Certificate and degree credit 39 Hours ) The course introduces participants to the organization and operation of the health systems of Canada. The initial section focuses on the client as the consumer of health services. Discussion is focused on the historical concepts of the provider-client relationships; integrated client-centered care. Also examined are major institutional and community components and the interrelationships; role of governments and the health professions in shaping the current system; funding; planning for healthcare; the impact of access to services with the shift from the institutionally-based illness model with curative technology to a wellness model stressing client rights,
Former Category Description: a. University/college courses attended for credit, including distance, on-line, guided independent study, and regular college and university courses that address subject areas relevant to the health information management profession. Examples of relevant programs include healthcare, business, administration, technology, Douglas College’s coding refresher course, etc. (Courses must be successfully completed by end of semester.)