Healthcare Quarterly

Vol. 6 No. 3 2003

Editorial

Peggy Leatt

Features

Improving Cardiovascular Outcomes in Nova Scotia (ICONS): A Successful Public-Private Partnership in Primary Healthcare

Terrence Montague, Jafna Cox, Sarah Kramer, Joanna Nemis-White, Bonnie Cochrane, Marlene Wheatley, Y...

Perspective

Variations of Gray: The Ethics of Public-Private Partnerships in the Delivery of Uninsured Services for Canadian Hospitals

Penelope Hutchison

Features

How Should Canada Fund the Blood System? An Evaluation of the Chargeback Proposal

Kumanan Wilson, Laura MacDougall, Brigitte Pinard, Mohammad A. Amin, Dean Fergusson, Ian Graham, Mor...

Features

Strategic Management and Public Policy

Beaufort B. Longest and Jr.

Features

Issues in the Governance of Canadian Hospitals III: Financial Oversight

Mark Hundert

Ideas at Work

Program Evaluation of Hospital-Based Antenatal Home Care for High-Risk Women

Ann Salvador, Barbara Davies, Karen Fung Kee Fung, Jennifer Clinch, Doug Coyle and Arthur Sweetman

Nursing Issues

Climbing Mount Everest: On Our Way to the Summit

Judith Shamian

Profile

Gary Mar, Alberta Minister of Health and Wellness

Cynthia Martin

Dot-Coms

Was it really only a scant few years ago that Silicon Valley was booming, dot-coms were the next big things and Nortel shares were trading at more than $100

David Menzies

Futurethink

Hospitals Offer Unconventional Services in Hopes of Attracting Future Patients

Laralyn Sasaki

Longwoods Review

Adversaria

Peggy Leatt

Longwoods Review

Prevention: Delivering the Goods

John Frank and Erica Di Ruggiero

Departments

Quarterly Letters

Departments

Quarterly Change

Departments

Corporate Profile: National to International Integration - Global Impact

Departments

CIHR Research: The Big Boom: What CIHR's Canadian Longitudinal Study on Aging Means to the Baby Boomer Generation and Canada's Healthcare System

Réjean Hébert

Departments

Survey: Why Is Emergency Care Still the Top Public Priority?

Don Guy

Departments

Commentary: Global Connectivity: A Blessing and a Curse

James V. Porto

Departments

ICES Reports: MRI Services in Ontario: Is Evidence-Based Planning Currently Feasible?

Karey Iron, Andreas Laupacis, Paula McColgan and Raymond Przybysz

Departments

Journal Scan

Departments

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Healthcare Quarterly

Vol. 6 No. 3 2003

Editorial

Improving Cardiovascular Outcomes in Nova Scotia (ICONS): A Successful Public-Private Partnership in Primary Healthcare

Variations of Gray: The Ethics of Public-Private Partnerships in the Delivery of Uninsured Services for Canadian Hospitals

How Should Canada Fund the Blood System? An Evaluation of the Chargeback Proposal

Strategic Management and Public Policy

Issues in the Governance of Canadian Hospitals III: Financial Oversight

Program Evaluation of Hospital-Based Antenatal Home Care for High-Risk Women

Climbing Mount Everest: On Our Way to the Summit

Gary Mar, Alberta Minister of Health and Wellness

Was it really only a scant few years ago that Silicon Valley was booming, dot-coms were the next big things and Nortel shares were trading at more than $100

Hospitals Offer Unconventional Services in Hopes of Attracting Future Patients

Adversaria

Prevention: Delivering the Goods

Quarterly Letters

Quarterly Change

Corporate Profile: National to International Integration - Global Impact

CIHR Research: The Big Boom: What CIHR's Canadian Longitudinal Study on Aging Means to the Baby Boomer Generation and Canada's Healthcare System

Survey: Why Is Emergency Care Still the Top Public Priority?

Commentary: Global Connectivity: A Blessing and a Curse

ICES Reports: MRI Services in Ontario: Is Evidence-Based Planning Currently Feasible?

Journal Scan

Quarterly Index: Aging and Planning for the Future

Healthcare Policy / Politiques de Santé