Money alone cannot save healthcare
SUSAN MARTINUK: Change to the healthcare system can only come through innovation
Tag: Healthcare rationing
The budget Quebecers needed
RENAUD BROSSARD: Legault government is revolutionizing how the province’s health care system is financed
Our health-care system is the very definition of insanity
SUSAN MARTINUK: We must move past our collective insanity and realize that ideology is part of the problem, not the solution
A provincial remedy to the excesses of medical assisted suicide
GORDON FRIESEN: MAiD is changing our health system to one designed to bury us at the lowest possible cost
Health professionals calling for BC premier’s ouster
ROSLYN KUNIN: Health professionals getting down and dirty to block passage of a bill to improve health care for all British Columbians
Canada’s health-care system desperately needs creative leadership
SUSAN MARTINUK: The $196.1 billion offer from Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is nothing more than smoke and mirrors
Ontario isn’t privatizing health care, but may create more acceptance for it
MICHAEL TAUBE: Of course, unions and left-wing politicians are pushing back. But their arguments are complete rubbish
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
Medicine shouldn’t just be cheap; it should be accessible
KRYSTLE WITTEVRONGEL: New drug price guidelines will hinder Canadians access to new and innovative treatments
Private health insurance would ease Canadians’ suffering
MARIA LILY SHAW: Provinces should allow other health care options, like duplicate insurance, so patients can access the care they need more quickly
Private facilities bring much needed competition to health care system
BRIAN DAY: Hopefully, the competition from private care facilities will pressure governments to improve the public health care system
Canada’s health-care system is a disaster
ROSLYN KUNIN: Foreign-trained health professionals could help alleviate the strain
A Christmas wish list to fix our health care crisis
SHAWN WHATLEY: Any ‘ tweaking’ by government could lead to unintended consequences
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
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
Tone-deaf politicians ignore the realities of health care
SUSAN MARTINUK: Canada’s health-care system continues to implode and fail patients at a catastrophic level. But you wouldn’t know by listening to politicians
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