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New Health Accord should reject per capita funding model — and consider frailty instead

By John Muscedere and Samir Sinha Comments Off on New Health Accord should reject per capita funding model — and consider frailty instead , , , , , , , ,

When the previous Health Accord expired in 2014, the Harper government unilaterally established a new funding model for federal health transfer payments to the provinces and territories based on an equal per capita basis.

Moving forward on health care reform

By Allan Maslove Comments Off on Moving forward on health care reform , , , , , , ,

Why more money for health care is not the answer A version of this commentary appeared in the Hill Times, the Huffington Post and Policy Options In the Speech from the Throne and since, the new Liberal government has clearly said it is ready to re-engage with the provinces and territories on health care. This is a […]

Why a new Health Accord needs to include better planning for health human resources

By Ivy Lynn Bourgeault Comments Off on Why a new Health Accord needs to include better planning for health human resources , , , , , ,

There is growing talk of a new Health Accord between the federal government and the provinces and territories. This is such good news — great news, in fact.