Competency 7007.1.2: Policy Process The graduate analyzes the historical, economic, and political factors that effect healthcare policy development and the impact of those policies on healthcare cost, quality, and access.
January 31, 2026Personal Learning Plan
January 31, 2026Describe and identify the Constitutional or Statutory legal authority for the part of Canadian health care that is under the legal jurisdiction of the federal government.
Assignment 1 (See Assignment Rubric After Questions/Attachment)
Deadline End of Day 8th August
2500 words double spaced exclusive of title page and the list of references.
Find and read the highest court level decision in the Canadian case of McArdle by Supreme Savings Helper”>ESTATE v. Cox, and briefly answer the following questions:
What court levels decided this case, in what jurisdiction, and when? Provide all legal citations.
In no more than 300 words, write a summary of the case. Describe the relevant facts, the legal issues, and the reasons for decision of the highest court level judgment.
Describe and identify the Constitutional or Statutory legal authority for the part of Canadian health care that is under the legal jurisdiction of the federal government. Describe and identify the Constitutional or Statutory legal authority for the part under the legal jurisdiction of the provincial governments. What legal mechanisms are available if there is disagreement about provincial or federal jurisdiction over a particular issue?
From a regulatory as well as a public policy perspective, what are the differences between an exclusive scope of professional practice and a right to title for health care professionals? Compare and contrast some advantages and disadvantages of each model.
In a claim against a health provider for professional negligence, does the law always protect a health provider who has followed an established standard of practice or are there exceptions? Explain and identify the sources of law to support your explanation.
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