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Module 1

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What guides the CCA education, Certification Exam and Scope of Practice for CCAs in Nova Scotia? CCA Scope of Practice and Competency Framework
What domains fall under the Foundational Competencies of the CCA SOP & CF? Accountability and Integrity
What is the philosophy of care in Nova Scotia? Person-centred care
What do community-based services include? Schools, community health centres, doctor's offices, home care agencies, group homes, and adult day programs.
Chronic illness an ongoing illness or disability, slow or gradual in onset, that may or may not grow worse over time.
Acute illness an illness or disability that appears suddenly and lasts for a short period, usually less than 3 months.
Acute Care health care that is provided for a relatively short time and is intended to diagnose and treat an immediate health issue.
End-of-life care The physical, emotional, social, and spiritual care and support given to people who have stopped treatment to cure or control their disease, as well as support to their families.
Respite care temporary care of a person who requires a high level of support, care, and supervision; respite care gives caregivers a break from their duties.
Outpatient a client who does not stay overnight in a facility
What are the levels of healthcare services in Nova Scotia? Primary health care, secondary health care, and supplementary services.
What is the focus of Canada's Aging in Place Challenge? To allow older Canadians to age in place within their homes and communities.
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