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Alberta’s NDP government says the province’s physicians have ratified a new deal that both sides say will make the system more efficient over time. Both sides say the amendments include a plan to put doctors in communities that need them…
After two days of negotiations, provincial and territorial health ministers left Toronto at an impasse over health care funding. Provincial and territorial ministers were hoping to convince Ottawa that a planned cut to the rate of increase for the health…
For Sarah Michaelis, waiting two years for a new breast was almost as agonizing as cancer itself. The Toronto television producer was 36, and had only recently weaned her youngest daughter, when doctors told her in June of 2011 that…
Long before Donald Trump called out the Canadian health care system as “slow” and “catastrophic in certain ways”, this country’s health minister offered a more modest criticism: Canada could be doing much better. In fact, during the same speech, Philpott…
Posting: Analyst, Clinical Programs City: Toronto, Ontario Posted Date: 13-Oct-2016 Bring your experience, talent, agility, and initiative to the role of Analyst, Clinical Programs, Early Detection and Prevention of Progression of CKD (ED & PP), within the Clinical Programs team…
Hamilton Health Sciences currently have three openings for quality specialists. Quality Specialist Job Number: 62445 This position will be located at: Juravinski Hospital Organization: Quality & Value Improvement Status: Regular Full-time Minimum Salary: 41.1300 Hourly Maximum Salary: 52.7300 Post Date:…
Ontario is providing a grant to help the Hospital for Sick Children (SickKids) plan for upgrades and improvements, ensuring that children and their families continue to have access to high quality health care. This grant will support the Toronto-based paediatric…
The Centre for Healthcare Engineering recently partnered with UTORG (University of Toronto Operations Research Group) to host a social for engineering students interested in healthcare systems.
The long and growing list of prescription drugs consumed by Canada’s elderly is actually making them more likely to end up in hospital, not less so, suggests a striking new study. Rather than keeping senior citizens healthier, use of multiple…
As the NHS lurches from crisis to crisis, the UK’s approach to health needs radical rethinking to create a healthy and health-creating society. Just as the founding of the NHS in 1948 was a great national movement creating a health…
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