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With skyrocketing cost of living, now is the time for Ontario to opt into pharmacare
With the cost of living skyrocketing in Ontario, our patients continue to make difficult decisions – whether to pay for food, ...
Healthy Debate13dOpinion
Protecting the Canada Health Act comes at the expense of patients
It’s time to stop treating the Canada Health Act as a symbol and start treating it as what it is: A tool that needs updating.
Healthy Debate3dOpinion
The case for AI in health care: Efficiency or patient connection?
As Artificial intelligence (AI) rapidly transforms the health-care landscape, it raises serious concerns over its ...
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Health care and the Canadian election: What experts are hoping to hear
Canadian health-care leaders will be listening closely to what our federal politicians have to say on the campaign trail.
Healthy Debate5dOpinion
To make health care better, we must hold on to our rage
We have perhaps gotten too used to hearing about health care underfunding and staffing issues. But we can't afford to stop ...
Healthy Debate6dOpinion
New models of care are nice but funding is what we need
Primary care and family medicine are intended to be the foundation of Ontario’s health-care system. It should serve as the ...
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Canada’s first Clade I mpox case a wake-up call for public health
Canada has an opportunity to prevent sustained Clade I mpox transmission, but only if decisive action is taken now.
Healthy Debate11dOpinion
Preferred pharmacy networks – innovation or inertia?
Preferred pharmacy networks present a controversy that pits two essential providers – pharmacies and drug insurers – against ...
Healthy Debate5d
Without an independent COVID inquiry, we are doomed to ‘rinse and repeat’ past errors
Post-incident debriefs are common practice in emergency, trauma and disaster medicine. They ensure the team celebrates what went well, reviews what could have been done better and determines what ...