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© School of Policy Studies, Queen’s University at Kingston, Canada

© School of Policy Studies, Queen’s University at Kingston, Canada

Chapters in this book

  1. Front Matter i
  2. Table of Contents iii
  3. List of Figures and Tables v
  4. Acknowledgements vii
  5. Contributors ix
  6. List of Abbreviations xv
  7. Introduction 2
  8. Why Canadians Need a System-Wide Healthcare Strategy 12
  9. Canadian Blood Services as an Example of a Canadian Healthcare Strategy 40
  10. System-Wide Healthcare Reform: The Australian Experience 64
  11. The Need for a Pan-Canadian Health Human Resources Strategy and Coordinated Action Plan 88
  12. Toward a Coordinated Electronic Health Record (EHR) Strategy for Canada 112
  13. Integrating Care for Persons with Chronic Health and Social Needs 136
  14. No Undue Hardship: A Way Forward for Canadian Pharmacare 158
  15. Moving Forward on Universal Pharmacare in Canada: Should we Regulate Private Insurers in a Managed Competition Model to Achieve our Goals? 184
  16. Academic Networks for the Evaluation of Health Policy and System Performance 208
  17. Politics and the Healthcare Policy Arena in Canada: Diagnosing the Situation, Evaluating Solutions 224
  18. Health Policy Reform in Canada: Bridging Policy and Politics 238
  19. If Canada had a Healthcare Strategy, What form Could it Take? 256
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Chapters in this book

  1. Front Matter i
  2. Table of Contents iii
  3. List of Figures and Tables v
  4. Acknowledgements vii
  5. Contributors ix
  6. List of Abbreviations xv
  7. Introduction 2
  8. Why Canadians Need a System-Wide Healthcare Strategy 12
  9. Canadian Blood Services as an Example of a Canadian Healthcare Strategy 40
  10. System-Wide Healthcare Reform: The Australian Experience 64
  11. The Need for a Pan-Canadian Health Human Resources Strategy and Coordinated Action Plan 88
  12. Toward a Coordinated Electronic Health Record (EHR) Strategy for Canada 112
  13. Integrating Care for Persons with Chronic Health and Social Needs 136
  14. No Undue Hardship: A Way Forward for Canadian Pharmacare 158
  15. Moving Forward on Universal Pharmacare in Canada: Should we Regulate Private Insurers in a Managed Competition Model to Achieve our Goals? 184
  16. Academic Networks for the Evaluation of Health Policy and System Performance 208
  17. Politics and the Healthcare Policy Arena in Canada: Diagnosing the Situation, Evaluating Solutions 224
  18. Health Policy Reform in Canada: Bridging Policy and Politics 238
  19. If Canada had a Healthcare Strategy, What form Could it Take? 256
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