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Throwback Thursday (#TBT) – The Conference Board vs. Steven Lewis

In June 2008 Steven Lewis wrote an essay, The Conference Board: Rank Amateurs with an Agenda?,  in response to a news release issued by the Conference Board that highlighted Canada’s alleged ranking prior to the full report being available. “The Board summary is silent on the one element of health care that might make a […]

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Throwback Thursday (#TBT) – Healthcare Papers’ 1st Special issue

Vol. 7 Special Issue | Healthy Workplaces (2007) Invited Essays – Healthy Workplaces for Health Workers in Canada: Knowledge Transfer and Uptake in Policy and Practice by Judith Shamian and Fadi El-Jardali and Effective Teamwork in Healthcare: Research and Reality by Dave Clements, Mylène Dault and Alicia Priest. Commentaries by Linda Silas, Marlene Smadu, Doris […]

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Throwback Thursday (#TBT) – Editor-in-Chief Peggy Leatt’s last Healthcare Quarterly

Healthcare Quarterly 15.4 October 2012 on High Quality Patient Care. “I approach this issue of Healthcare Quarterly with mixed emotions. As usual, the contents are an insightful mix of articles that re-fuel my hope for the future of health service delivery and policy development. Yet, because this is my final issue as editor-in-chief of this […]

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Throw Back Thursday (#TBT) – Robert Evans’ first “The Undisciplined Economist” column in Healthcare Policy

Throw Back Thursday (#TBT) – Robert Evans’ first “The Undisciplined Economist” column in Healthcare Policy – Kafka, New Orleans, the OARs and the KT Boundary From the perspective of KT, what is most interesting about the drowning of New Orleans is not the disaster itself, nor the slow and fumbling response, nor even the gathering […]

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2007 Methadone Maintenance Treatment Practices Report – Throw Back Thursday (TBT)

Are Methadone maintenance practices on your agenda? Read the Report of the Methadone Maintenance Treatment Practices Task Force from March 2007

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Throw Back Thursday (TBT) – Special issue on Advanced Practice Nursing 2010

In December 2010 Nursing Leadership published a special issue on Advanced Practice Nursing. “Over the time that NPs and CNSs have been prepared and have practised in Canada, considerable research has been undertaken to inform the current picture of their status. When this research is combined with the experience of practitioners, policy makers and nursing […]

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Throw Back Thursday (#TBT) – First Ever Issue of Healthcare Papers was on Primary Care

Organizing Primary Care for an Integrated System Volume 1 Issue 1 December 1999 Walter W. Rosser and Jan Kasperski wrote the lead paper, comments came from Mary Ellen Jeans, Mike Pringle, Heather Mass and others. Primary care is considered to be in a state of crisis in many parts of the country both from practitioner […]

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Throw Back Thursday – The Pulse of Renewal

The Pulse of Renewal: A Focus on Nursing Human Resources A report of work published as a special report by the Canadian Journal of Nursing Leadership with the kind support of the Office of Nursing Policy, Health Canada, commissioned by Health Canada’s Office of Nursing Policy and is focused on strategies for augmenting and enhancing […]

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Federal Election 2008: Interview / Novel Commentary – Throw Back Thursday (TBT)

During the 2008 Federal election, Longwoods’ roving contributor and democracy revivalist Steven Lewis: caught up with the five party leaders (Stephen Harper/Gilles Duceppe/Jack Layton/Stephane Dion/Elizabeth May) in their post-televised debate debrief at an undisclosed location near Toronto. Read it here

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Throw Back Thursday (TBT): Ontario braces for a grey wave: Boomer Tsunami: Ready or Not

A SPECIAL REPORT by Judy Steed: First published November 2008 It’s been called a “demographic tsunami,” the population bulge of baby boomers closing in on their senior years. Whether the mass of them spend their final years in dignity or “stacked like cordwood” in institutions depends on decisions being made now. Will we be ready? […]

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