HTHSCI 3GG3 - Policy Development (3I+E Model) Crossword

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Across
  1. 5. The ability to overturn government decisions
  2. 7. Type of influence which can include engendering an anticipatory reaction and influencing public opinion
  3. 8. A policy is more likely to be developed if influential interest groups face _____ benefits
  4. 11. If a governor signed a bill which reduces funding for prenatal care but maintains the core-bargain, then that change can be ______
  5. 12. Types of pluralist policy networks in which organized interests primarily assume a policy advocacy role, such as the ONA in Ontario
  6. 14. If citizens invest in a local hospital, and a policy aims to expand access-to-care in the same hospital, then the citizens are considered to be in a ___ effect (hint: Type of interpretive effect)
  7. 15. A policy is more likely to be developed if influential interest groups face _____ costs
Down
  1. 1. Part of the 3I+E model that encompasses government structures, policy legacies, and policy networks
  2. 2. Type of influence which can include money (e.g., political donations) and in-kind benefits (e.g, foot soldiers). Common example with physicians where they can voice their opposition to patients
  3. 3. Factors that can trigger action towards policy development, examples include political, economical, or technological changes
  4. 4. A change to the private delivery model of healthcare services in Ontario (core-bargain) would be considered a highly ___ change
  5. 6. The OMA is considered a ___ pluralist policy network
  6. 9. ____ cake federalism, where there exists shared powers between the federal and state/provincial government
  7. 10. _____ cake federalism, where there exists reserved powers delegated to provinces/states
  8. 13. Encompasses knowledge/beliefs about "what is" and values/mass opinion about "what ought to be"