Private health insurance would ease Canadians’ suffering
Provinces should allow other options, like duplicate insurance, so patients can access the care they need more quickly
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One suggestion for a better, safer health-care system
Smart health-care cards would reduce costs and free up doctors’ time
B.C. stuffs doctors’ mouths with gold: $135,000 raise
Will they take the money and run or stick to their principles?
Crowded emergency rooms adding hidden costs to health-care system
Overburdened emergency physicians tend to order more tests for less-severe patients
Nursing school students not ready for digital transformation
Need better education to keep up with the fast pace of innovation
No need to choose between lower taxes and health care
Failings of the health system are not due to chronic underfunding
Bureaucracy may be necessary, but it is never harmless
There is nothing that bureaucracy cannot make worse
Health care user fees promote equity and efficiency
Offer a small step to solving overconsumption and waste
Are Canadians drinking too much alcohol?
A new report recommends a person only drink an average of zero to two alcoholic drinks per week
Tone-deaf politicians ignore the realities of health care
Political expediency once again trumps the realities of fixing health care
Hospital woes continue to mount – nothing new here
More money won’t solve the systemic, pervasive, and structural issues that plague Canadian health care
Why our health system treats Canadians poorly
Do we or the government own our bodies?
Canadian health care at a crossroads
It’s time to stop talking about money and start talking about changing health care
