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Steven LewisIRPP - Policy Options |
The Saskatchewan Party government has a new mandate stay the course on health care, and spend more time and money chasing the same mirages.
The promises made by the two main parties hoping to form Saskatchewan's next government lack the imagination needed to fix the real problems in health...
Canada could offer $50-million funding bonuses to a province like Saskatchewan for achieving reductions in the number of people without a family...
Steven Lewis finds that even as a member of a primary health-care clinic, Canada's lack of vital information hurts his ability to make good decisions.
As pharmacare gets started in Canada, whether or not to fund weight-loss drugs poses a major dilemma, given the high costs of treating weight-related...
The solution to Canada's primary care access gap is for communities to grow their own roster of nurse practitioners (NPs).
We suffer from an abundance of projections on Canada's health-care staffing needs, but yet they somehow all turn out to be wrong.
With more than six million people without a family doctor, Canada's primary care system is an international embarrassment and needs repair.
Unlike Canada, where health care is a mess, the United Kingdom improved its system by spending better instead of just spending more.
A class-action lawsuit to improve access to primary care in Canada is unlikely to succeed, but it could still have an effect on policies.
Canada's post-secondary education for health-care workers needs to adapt to the changing needs and realities of the strained system.
Canada's doctors need to stop resisting change in health care by recognizing that other professionals can help fix the ailing system.
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