Health Policy

Summary One measure of the privately borne cost of wait times is the value of time that is lost while waiting for treatment. Valuing only hours lost during the average …

Director of the Fraser Institute’s Centre for Health Policy Studies. He completed his BA (Honours) in … York University and a Master of Science in Health Policy and Research from the University of Alberta …

Ce rapport documente l’évolution de la surmortalité au Québec, depuis l’émergence de la COVID-19 jusqu’en août 2023, maintenant que la maladie est considérée endémique. Il présente les résultats pour l’ensemble …

during COVID-19: An equity-informed policy scan. Health Policy OPEN [Internet]. 10 déc 2023 [cité 13 déc 2023];100114 …

• The synthesis of findings were grouped according to the outcomes of interest: • Mandates and intention to get vaccinated: The experimental literature is based only on hypothetical mandates and …

mandatory COVID-19 vaccination for the workplace. Health Policy and Technology. 2022;11(3):100657. 56. Kandasamy …

However, the Bill is silent on the root causes of the student mental health crisis, hate and racism, and the affordability crisis in postsecondary education. [...] To effectively address student …

university in the province to have a student mental health policy. 2. It requires every college and university …

Living evidence synthesis 22.1: Impact of strategies to mitigate health-related misinformation in diverse settings and populations

effect of financial incentives and legislation. Health Policy 2021;125(5): 627-633. 21. Ceretti E, Covolo … COVID-19 misinformation. Journal of Public Health Policy 2021;42(2): 201-210. 27. Gesser-Edelsburg A …

Living evidence synthesis 22.1: Appendices

effect of financial incentives and legislation. Health Policy. 2021;125(5):627-33. 57. Sun Y, Oktavianus J …

Canada’s provincial health-care systems have long suffered from a policy-driven confluence of high spending and poor performance. While some provinces have attempted minor reforms, all have largely remained committed to …

contain few clear restrictions on provincial health policy, aside from reasonably clear restrictions on … patients’ ability to pay. Table 1: High-Performing Health Policy Approaches and Their Compatibility with the …

Canada’s provincial health-care systems have long suffered from a policy-driven confluence of high spending and poor performance. While some provinces have attempted minor reforms, all have largely remained committed to …

Provincial Healthcare Index 2013. Studies in Health Policy. Fraser Institute. Barua, Bacchus and Mackenzie … Procedures in Canada—Data Tables. March. Canadian Health Policy Institute [CHPI] (2016). Medical Resource Availability … Canada’s Provinces: 2016 Annual Report. Canadian Health Policy Journal, December. Clemens, Jason and Nadeem …

At the Canadian Breast Cancer Network (CBCN), we have made it our mission to support breast cancer patients and their families through education, working to secure access to adequate care, …

experience, values, and perspectives inform health policy decisions and guide research. Partners in Our …

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