We won’t have Medicare II without federal leadership
April 14th, 2014— Himelfarb by opseudiablogue Alex Himelfarb understands the 2004 10-year health better than most. At the time it was negotiated, he was the highest ranking civil servant in Ottawa. The $41.3 billion Accord was supposed to fix health care for a generation. It would reduce wait times, provide catastrophic coverage for costly prescription drugs, focus on [...]
T.C. Douglas: a pictorial biography
April 14th, 2014Now in the Longwoods Library: signed copy of T.C. Douglas: a pictorial biography.
Ontario Hospital Association salaries (2014 Sunshine List)
March 31st, 2014CAMPBELL PATRICIA President and Chief Executive Officer $358,556.38 DALE ANTHONY President and Chief Executive Officer $303,127.66 DICLEMENTE WARREN Chief Operating Officer and Vice President, Educational Services $288,656.47 GIRALDI JULIE Chief Human Resources Officer and Vice President, Health Human Resources Leadership $235,416.74 MILLER DOUGLAS Chief Financial Officer $178,634.30 CARLTON ELIZABETH Interim Vice President, Policy and Public [...]
2014 Sunshine list – Hospitals and Boards of Public Health
March 28th, 2014Disclosure for 2013 under the Public Sector Salary Disclosure Act, 1996 Click here to download the full PDF for Hospitals and Boards of Public Health
Alberta Health Business Plan 2014-17
March 21st, 2014Click here to download the PDF
Alberta Health 2014/2015 Funding Sources
March 21st, 2014Click here to download the PDF
Alberta Health 2014/2015 Funding Allocation
March 21st, 2014Click here to download the PDF
Health Council of Canada releases final report on healthcare renewal
March 21st, 2014Progress report 2003-2013: Highlights of health care reform Click here to download the full PDF
CANADA – One of the most well-educated countries
March 18th, 2014Download the full PDF here. The rate of tertiary education attainment in Canada has increased by 11 percentage points since 2000, with 51% of its adult population holding a tertiary qualification in 2011, the highest rate among OECD countries. By comparsion, the average for the OECD countries was 32% in 2011. Whereas in 2000, men [...]
Thomas theorem
March 18th, 2014From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia The Thomas theorem is a theory of sociology which was formulated in 1928 by W. I. Thomas and D. S. Thomas (1863–1947): “ If men define situations as real, they are real in their consequences.[1] ” In other words, the interpretation of a situation causes the action. This interpretation is not objective. Actions are affected by [...]
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