ty of Canadians do not understand how their provincial health care systems work—until there is a health emergency and they need to quickly access care and services. They also believe that the government will subsidize all their health care costs as they age, something no government can afford to do. In this three-part session we will review Canada’s health care system, the long term care system or care continuum, and the roles that health care professionals play in delivering care to ageing Canadians. A wide range of resources is included for ongoing reference and learning. This session will benefit you, your family, and your clients. The course was revised and updated in 2022. In addition to the above, what else will you learn about? The Canada Health Act The role of governments in health care subsidization Hallway medicine/ALC patients Advance care planning Long-term care and COVID-19 Pharmacare Medical tourism The price of public health care/what we pay What you/your clients need to know How you can help your clients/families How medical professionals care for ageing Canadians29:T4c5,

Since the ’80s, banks have become huge financial supermarkets offering a wide range of different services and products. Employees in these large banks have specialized expertise in the area they make a career. Also, the fast developments in information technology have resulted in large IT departments staffed by people without financial and banking knowledge.

Banks are key players on financial markets. The financial crisis of 2008 was a turning point in the way financial products are traded on the Financial Markets. What happened? Why and how do financial markets influence our daily lives?

There are no prerequisites for taking this course and you do not need to have an economic background to do this training. This training is for professionals that work in the financial sector and want to know more about financi