How to resolve the health-care deadlock in Canada
BRYAN SCHWARTZ: The Canada Health Act must permit more room for experimentation and innovation at a provincial level
Tag: Health care funding
It’s not only in China that ideology trumps common sense
BRIAN GIESBRECHT: Canada’s blind commitment to a failed ideology is worsening health-care outcomes
One suggestion for a better, safer health-care system
ROSLYN KUNIN: Smart health-care cards would reduce costs and free up doctors’ time
B.C. stuffs doctors’ mouths with gold: $135,000 raise
SHAWN WHATLEY: Will they take the money and run or stick to their principles?
No need to choose between lower taxes and health care
MICHEL KELLY-GAGNON: Contrary to what many commentators have been claiming for years, the failings of the health system are not due to “chronic underfunding”
Bureaucracy may be necessary, but it is never harmless
SHAWN WHATLEY: There is nothing that bureaucracy cannot make worse
Health care user fees promote equity and efficiency
SHAWN WHATLEY: Twenty-eight countries have universal healthcare. Twenty-two of them have some form of cost sharing. User fees offer one example
Hospital woes continue to mount – nothing new here
KRYSTLE WITTEVRONGEL: More money won’t solve the systemic, pervasive, and structural issues that plague Canadian health care
Canadian health care at a crossroads
SUSAN MARTINUK: It’s time to stop talking about money and start talking about changing health care
Why Canada can’t reform its ailing health care system
SHAWN WHATLEY: Government, medical professionals, and public-sector unions each hold veto power over any innovation or reform
Excess sugar costs Canada $5 billion each year: study
HEALTH: Researchers urge use of taxation, education and subsidies to encourage better eating habits
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