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Canadian Health System (Who delivers care? (Provincial and Territorial…

- - - - drugs prescribed outside hospitals
      - ambulance costs
      - hearing, vision, and dental care
  - - - provides cash and tax transfers
      - provides Equalization payments to less prosperous provinces
      - provides territorial financing to the territories
    - - First Nations and Inuit people living on reserves
        
        includes primary care and emergency services on remote and isolated reserves where no provincial or territorial services are readily available
        
        community-based health programs
        
        non-insured health benefits program (drug, dental and ancillary health services)
      - Current and veterans of the Canadian Armed Forces
      - Inmates in federal penitentiaries
      - Refugees
    - - tax credits for medical expenses, disability, caregivers and infirm dependants
      - tax rebates to public institutions for health services
      - deductions for private health insurance premiums for the self-employed
- - - - prevention and treatment of common diseases and injuries
      - basic emergency services
      - referrals to and coordination with other levels of care, such as hospital and specialist care
      - primary mental health care
      - palliative and end-of-life care
      - health promotion
      - healthy child development
      - primary maternity care
      - rehabilitation services
  - - - prescription drugs outside hospitals
      - dental care
      - vision care
      - medical equipment and appliances (prostheses, wheelchairs, etc.)
      - services of other health professionals (eg. physiotherapists)