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A courageous plan required for primary care reform
Monday, February 6th, 2023
… two essential building blocks of the people-centred health reform we favour are timely access to primary care and the use of data. Data is a key tool to empower the users of the system and to support health care workers who need to care for people as they move through the system, from primary care office to hospital to home care and back… Even more than money, we need… Courage to make transformative changes. That starts with the foundation of the health system, which is primary care.
Tags: budget, featured, Health, ideology, jurisdiction, mental Health, participation, standard of living
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Stephen Harper 3.0?
Tuesday, April 19th, 2011
Apr 18 2011
In many ways, Harper is the anti-Trudeau. He is far more economically oriented. He is predisposed to provincial prerogatives over central government. He is suspicious of the Charter. He stands for a small state (even while growing it for tactical advantage)… the question is whether a Harper 3.0 will rise up — and, if so, to what degree it will consist of an activist program of Canada-building (Arctic development, free trade agreements in Asia etc.) or merely the rolling back of what others put in place before.
Tags: economy, ideology, participation, rights
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