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Immigration and "Medical Manpower"
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Immigration and "Medical Manpower"

1968 and the Awkward Introduction of Medicare in Canada

From: 1968 in Canada

The year 1968 witnessed the launch of medicare, a public program so important that 50 years later many Canadians identify universal health insurance as a defining feature of our national … 17 $1.70 Add
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Income, Work and Education
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Income, Work and Education

From: About Canada: Health and Illness

Chapter Three discusses the relationship between income, employment, education, and health outcomes in Canada, highlighting the significant impact of economic factors on health and the growing … 36 $3.60 Add
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Introduction

Introduction

Doctors in denial: welcome to the comfort zone

From: Doctors in Denial

Provides an overview of the medical industry in Canada paying particular attention to the influence of the pharmaceutical industry. Outlines and examines critically the different opinions … 14 $1.40 Add
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Introduction

Introduction

Health Care Reform and its Impact on Canadian Women

From: Care and Consequences

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Introduction: The Dilemma

Introduction: The Dilemma

From: The Doctors We Need

In this chapter, Sanfilippo examines how the Canada Health Act’s promise of universal care remains unfulfilled for fifteen percent of the population. 6 $0.60 Add
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Is money enough?
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Is money enough?

The Trudeau record on health care

From: The Trudeau Record

This chapter examines the Trudeau government’s record on health care. ; 18 $1.80 Add
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Living Conditions, Stress and the Human Body
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Living Conditions, Stress and the Human Body

From: About Canada: Health and Illness

Chapter Two analyzes the social determinants of health and their effect on individual health outcomes, and discusses the importance of addressing these underlying factors rather than simply … 16 $1.60 Add
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Medical journals — advertisements, money, regulation, rebellion and possibly retrenchment

Medical journals — advertisements, money, regulation, rebellion and possibly retrenchment

From: Doctors in Denial

Discusses the relationship between medical journals and the pharmaceutical industry. Discusses the push back of medical journals towards the pharmaceutical industry in more recent years and … 37 $3.70 Add
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Medicine and industry

Medicine and industry

a marriage of convenience or a marriage made in heaven?

From: Doctors in Denial

Outlines how the alliance between the pharmaceutical industry and the medical community developed; economics, Medicare and patents were factors. 15 $1.50 Add
My Fight for Canadian Healthcare

My Fight for Canadian Healthcare

A Thirty Year Battle to Put Patients First

In 1995, Vancouver orthopaedic surgeon Dr. Brian Day opened the Cambie Surgery Centre, a private surgical clinic that provided patients with more timely care than could be found amid the … 440 View
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Notes

Notes

From: My Fight for Canadian Healthcare

This "chapter" is a bibliography. 23 $2.30 Add
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Nova Scotia Nurses and Health Care Restructuring

Nova Scotia Nurses and Health Care Restructuring

Strategies to Manage Job Displacement

From: Care and Consequences

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Obsuring a Crisis

Obsuring a Crisis

The Obstetricians' and Gynecologists' Job Action and Maternal Care in Alberta

From: Care and Consequences

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Out of One, Many

Out of One, Many

From: The Doctors We Need

In this chapter, Sanfilippo traces the evolution of Canadian medicine over the past half century, from a single-physician model to a system exceeding one hundred specialties. 17 $1.70 Add
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Part Five-The Next Steps

Part Five-The Next Steps

From: My Fight for Canadian Healthcare

In this chapter, Day builds a case for reforming Canada’s publicly funded healthcare system. 81 $8.10 Add
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Part One-Promoting Truth

Part One-Promoting Truth

From: My Fight for Canadian Healthcare

In this chapter, Day presents a forceful critique of Canada’s public healthcare system, tracing its decline from the 1980s to a 2022 British Columbia Court of Appeal ruling. 79 $7.90 Add