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你不是难民之友嘛,
拿Designated country of origin (DCO)说事啦?搞搞清楚定义先。
文明民主国家有完善的法律和医疗机制,
没有理由为这些国家因为私人原因逃亡过来的人过于慷慨。
你一再以举着人道的大旗慷他人之慨,
本人都不晓得怎么开导你了:laugh:。
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Changes to IFH
1. All refugees (excluding government assisted refugees) lost access to medication coverage, vision and dental care through IFH
2. People from DCO’s no longer have health coverage including for urgent or essential care except for #3 below
3. All refugees are covered for the following conditions (including medications)
i) Issues of public health concern-these are infections that are on the Public Health Agency of Canada notifiable diseases list and involve human to human transmission (note this does not include common infections such
as pneumonias, pyelonephritis etc. or even conditions such as malaria)
ii) Issues of public security concerns-this is defined as psychotic conditions where a person has been identified as being a danger to others (this does not include suicidal intent)
Implications of the cuts
1. Privately Sponsored Refugees-they have access to physician visits, diagnostics and laboratory testing through their provincial health coverage. They have no access to medications, vision or dental care
2. Refugee Claimants
i) from DCO’s - they have no coverage even in the case of emergencies, pregnancy or ill children. IFH will only cover cases of public health or public safety concern. They have drug coverage if on social assistance
ii) from non DCO countries - they have coverage for urgent or essential care. This includes physician visits, laboratory and diagnostic testing. They have medication coverage if on social assistance
Extended health care is being cut for many refugees. This means that there will be no more medication coverage, vision coverage (assessment and glasses), dental coverage or special devices coverage (wheelchairs, prostheses, orthotics, etc.) through IFH.
自己看吧。你质疑我,可以,你还可以质疑判移民部违宪的法官。
griffiel 发表于 2014-9-6 22:58 |
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