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Braden Manns

Edmonton Journal

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Opinion: What happens to health care if Alberta separates? Whatever your views on the federal government, one thing is clear about separation: Even in the best-case scenario outlined in a report commissioned by the provincial government not-so-subtly pushing separation, separation would cost Albertans billions . And it could not come at a worse time for a health-care system already struggling to meet Albertans’ basic needs.

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21.09.2026 10

Edmonton Journal

Braden Manns

Canada’s fragmented electronic health records harm patients and cost taxpayers billions: New research

Canada needs to establish clear accountability for health data oversight and co-ordination of electronic health records.

04.05.2026 20

The Conversation

Braden Manns

A class syllabus for Canada’s medical school leadership

This week, 1,800 physicians, educators and students from Canada’s 21 medical schools will gather in Ottawa for the annual meeting of the Association...

13.04.2026 20

The Hill Times

Braden Manns

Opinion: Where is Alberta's promised 'seamless patient experience?' Last week, a 44-year old father of two died after eight hours in the waiting room of Edmonton’s Grey Nuns hospital. It’s tragic for Prashant Sreekumar, his wife and children, and severely traumatizing for the health-care workers on shift that day. While some are pointing fingers at the triage process or the emergency department (ED), this is a system problem.

02.01.2026 30

Edmonton Journal

Braden Manns