HealthcarePapers

Vol. 1 No. 4 2000 | Home Care

In This Issue

Notes from the Editor-in-Chief

Peggy Leatt

Lead Paper

Home Care: It's Time for a Canadian Model

Margaret MacAdam

Commentary

Home Care, Continuing Care and Medicare: A Canadian Model or Innovative Models for Canadians?

François Béland and Howard Bergman

Commentary

Developing a Home Care System by Design

Karen Parent and Malcolm Anderson

Commentary

Health Human Resource Planning in Home Care: How to Approach It - That Is the Question

Linda O'Brien-Pallas, Andrea Baumann, Stephen Birch and Gail Tomblin Murphy

Commentary

Clear Goals, Solid Evidence, Integrated Systems, Realistic Roles

Laurence G. Thompson

Commentary

Implementing Home Care in Canada: Four Critical Elements

Blair Richardson

Commentary

Are We Finally Ready for a Canadian Model for Home Care?

Denise Alcock

Commentary

A Living Framework: Evolving from Traditional Care to Individual Mastery

Shirlee Sharkey

Commentary

Reaching a Federal/Provincial Consensus on Home Care

Evelyn Shapiro

Commentary

Maintaining the Integrity of Home Care

Neena L. Chappell

Commentary

Lies Told to the Sick and Weak

Donna Vogel

Commentary

Bringing Healthcare Closer to Home: One Province's Approach to Home Care

Elizabeth Witmer

Commentary

The "Canadian Model" in the International Context

Miriam Hirschfeld

Final Response

The Author Responds

Margaret MacAdam

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HealthcarePapers

Vol. 1 No. 4 2000 | Home Care

Notes from the Editor-in-Chief

Home Care: It's Time for a Canadian Model

Home Care, Continuing Care and Medicare: A Canadian Model or Innovative Models for Canadians?

Developing a Home Care System by Design

Health Human Resource Planning in Home Care: How to Approach It - That Is the Question

Clear Goals, Solid Evidence, Integrated Systems, Realistic Roles

Implementing Home Care in Canada: Four Critical Elements

Are We Finally Ready for a Canadian Model for Home Care?

A Living Framework: Evolving from Traditional Care to Individual Mastery

Reaching a Federal/Provincial Consensus on Home Care

Maintaining the Integrity of Home Care

Lies Told to the Sick and Weak

Bringing Healthcare Closer to Home: One Province's Approach to Home Care

The "Canadian Model" in the International Context

The Author Responds

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