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This collection fills a serious gap in the existing literature by providing a comprehensive policy history of Medicare in Canada.
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This collection fills a serious gap in the existing literature by providing a comprehensive policy history of Medicare in Canada.
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Produktdetails
- Produktdetails
- Verlag: University of Toronto Press
- Seitenzahl: 336
- Erscheinungstermin: 23. November 2012
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 226mm x 152mm x 20mm
- Gewicht: 476g
- ISBN-13: 9781442613454
- ISBN-10: 1442613459
- Artikelnr.: 36185313
- Verlag: University of Toronto Press
- Seitenzahl: 336
- Erscheinungstermin: 23. November 2012
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 226mm x 152mm x 20mm
- Gewicht: 476g
- ISBN-13: 9781442613454
- ISBN-10: 1442613459
- Artikelnr.: 36185313
Gregory P. Marchildon is a professor emeritus at the Institute of Health Policy, Management, and Evaluation at the University of Toronto and the founding director of the North American Observatory on Health Systems and Policies.
Preface and Acknowledgements
Gregory P. Marchildon (The University of Regina)
1. Canadian Medicare: Why History Matters
Gregory P. Marchildon
Part One: National History of Medicare
1. The Foundations of National Public Hospital Insurance
Aleck Ostry (University of Victoria)
2. Into Thin Air: Making National Health Policy, 1939-45
Heather MacDougall (University of Waterloo)
3. The Liberal Party and the Achievement of National Medicare
P.E. Bryden (University of Victoria)
4. After Medicare: Regionalization and Canadian Health Care Reform
Terry Boychuk (Macalester College)
Part Two: Individual Provincial Histories of Medicare
5. Four Precursors of Medicare in Saskatchewan
C. Stuart Houston and Merle Massie (University of Saskatchewan)
6. The Road Not Taken: The 1945 Health Services Planning Commission Proposals
and Physician Remuneration in Saskatchewan
Gordon S. Lawson (Public Works and Government Services Canada)
7. The Hoadley Commission (1932-34) and Health Insurance in Alberta
Robert Lampard (University of Alberta)
8. From Bennettcare to Medicare: The Morphing of Medical Care Insurance in
British Columbia
Gregory P. Marchildon and Nicole C. O'Byrne (University of New Brunswick)
9. Newfoundland's Cottage Hospital System, 1920-1970
Gordon S. Lawson and Andrew F. Noseworthy (Former Deputy Clerk and
Associate Secretary to Cabinet, Government of Newfoundland and Labrador)
10. The State and For-Profit Hospitals in Quebec, 1961-1975
Aline Charles (Université Laval) and François Guérard (Université du Québec
à Chicoutimi)
Part Three: Other Perspectives
11. The Struggle to Implement Medicare
Allan Blakeney (former Premier of Saskatchewan)
12. Working for Medicare
Betsy Bury (Saskatoon Community Clinic)
13. A Physician on the Front Line of Medicare
John Bury
14. My Experience in the Medicare Battle and the Woods Commission
Roy Romanow (former Premier of Saskatchewan)
15. A Brief Retrospective on the Royal Commission on Health Services
Jack Boan (University of Regina)
16. Political Cartoonists Respond to Medicare
Felicity Pope
Conclusion
17. A New Prescription: Adding Historical Analysis to Health Policy
Heather MacDougall (University of Waterloo)
Gregory P. Marchildon (The University of Regina)
1. Canadian Medicare: Why History Matters
Gregory P. Marchildon
Part One: National History of Medicare
1. The Foundations of National Public Hospital Insurance
Aleck Ostry (University of Victoria)
2. Into Thin Air: Making National Health Policy, 1939-45
Heather MacDougall (University of Waterloo)
3. The Liberal Party and the Achievement of National Medicare
P.E. Bryden (University of Victoria)
4. After Medicare: Regionalization and Canadian Health Care Reform
Terry Boychuk (Macalester College)
Part Two: Individual Provincial Histories of Medicare
5. Four Precursors of Medicare in Saskatchewan
C. Stuart Houston and Merle Massie (University of Saskatchewan)
6. The Road Not Taken: The 1945 Health Services Planning Commission Proposals
and Physician Remuneration in Saskatchewan
Gordon S. Lawson (Public Works and Government Services Canada)
7. The Hoadley Commission (1932-34) and Health Insurance in Alberta
Robert Lampard (University of Alberta)
8. From Bennettcare to Medicare: The Morphing of Medical Care Insurance in
British Columbia
Gregory P. Marchildon and Nicole C. O'Byrne (University of New Brunswick)
9. Newfoundland's Cottage Hospital System, 1920-1970
Gordon S. Lawson and Andrew F. Noseworthy (Former Deputy Clerk and
Associate Secretary to Cabinet, Government of Newfoundland and Labrador)
10. The State and For-Profit Hospitals in Quebec, 1961-1975
Aline Charles (Université Laval) and François Guérard (Université du Québec
à Chicoutimi)
Part Three: Other Perspectives
11. The Struggle to Implement Medicare
Allan Blakeney (former Premier of Saskatchewan)
12. Working for Medicare
Betsy Bury (Saskatoon Community Clinic)
13. A Physician on the Front Line of Medicare
John Bury
14. My Experience in the Medicare Battle and the Woods Commission
Roy Romanow (former Premier of Saskatchewan)
15. A Brief Retrospective on the Royal Commission on Health Services
Jack Boan (University of Regina)
16. Political Cartoonists Respond to Medicare
Felicity Pope
Conclusion
17. A New Prescription: Adding Historical Analysis to Health Policy
Heather MacDougall (University of Waterloo)
Preface and Acknowledgements
Gregory P. Marchildon (The University of Regina)
1. Canadian Medicare: Why History Matters
Gregory P. Marchildon
Part One: National History of Medicare
1. The Foundations of National Public Hospital Insurance
Aleck Ostry (University of Victoria)
2. Into Thin Air: Making National Health Policy, 1939-45
Heather MacDougall (University of Waterloo)
3. The Liberal Party and the Achievement of National Medicare
P.E. Bryden (University of Victoria)
4. After Medicare: Regionalization and Canadian Health Care Reform
Terry Boychuk (Macalester College)
Part Two: Individual Provincial Histories of Medicare
5. Four Precursors of Medicare in Saskatchewan
C. Stuart Houston and Merle Massie (University of Saskatchewan)
6. The Road Not Taken: The 1945 Health Services Planning Commission Proposals
and Physician Remuneration in Saskatchewan
Gordon S. Lawson (Public Works and Government Services Canada)
7. The Hoadley Commission (1932-34) and Health Insurance in Alberta
Robert Lampard (University of Alberta)
8. From Bennettcare to Medicare: The Morphing of Medical Care Insurance in
British Columbia
Gregory P. Marchildon and Nicole C. O'Byrne (University of New Brunswick)
9. Newfoundland's Cottage Hospital System, 1920-1970
Gordon S. Lawson and Andrew F. Noseworthy (Former Deputy Clerk and
Associate Secretary to Cabinet, Government of Newfoundland and Labrador)
10. The State and For-Profit Hospitals in Quebec, 1961-1975
Aline Charles (Université Laval) and François Guérard (Université du Québec
à Chicoutimi)
Part Three: Other Perspectives
11. The Struggle to Implement Medicare
Allan Blakeney (former Premier of Saskatchewan)
12. Working for Medicare
Betsy Bury (Saskatoon Community Clinic)
13. A Physician on the Front Line of Medicare
John Bury
14. My Experience in the Medicare Battle and the Woods Commission
Roy Romanow (former Premier of Saskatchewan)
15. A Brief Retrospective on the Royal Commission on Health Services
Jack Boan (University of Regina)
16. Political Cartoonists Respond to Medicare
Felicity Pope
Conclusion
17. A New Prescription: Adding Historical Analysis to Health Policy
Heather MacDougall (University of Waterloo)
Gregory P. Marchildon (The University of Regina)
1. Canadian Medicare: Why History Matters
Gregory P. Marchildon
Part One: National History of Medicare
1. The Foundations of National Public Hospital Insurance
Aleck Ostry (University of Victoria)
2. Into Thin Air: Making National Health Policy, 1939-45
Heather MacDougall (University of Waterloo)
3. The Liberal Party and the Achievement of National Medicare
P.E. Bryden (University of Victoria)
4. After Medicare: Regionalization and Canadian Health Care Reform
Terry Boychuk (Macalester College)
Part Two: Individual Provincial Histories of Medicare
5. Four Precursors of Medicare in Saskatchewan
C. Stuart Houston and Merle Massie (University of Saskatchewan)
6. The Road Not Taken: The 1945 Health Services Planning Commission Proposals
and Physician Remuneration in Saskatchewan
Gordon S. Lawson (Public Works and Government Services Canada)
7. The Hoadley Commission (1932-34) and Health Insurance in Alberta
Robert Lampard (University of Alberta)
8. From Bennettcare to Medicare: The Morphing of Medical Care Insurance in
British Columbia
Gregory P. Marchildon and Nicole C. O'Byrne (University of New Brunswick)
9. Newfoundland's Cottage Hospital System, 1920-1970
Gordon S. Lawson and Andrew F. Noseworthy (Former Deputy Clerk and
Associate Secretary to Cabinet, Government of Newfoundland and Labrador)
10. The State and For-Profit Hospitals in Quebec, 1961-1975
Aline Charles (Université Laval) and François Guérard (Université du Québec
à Chicoutimi)
Part Three: Other Perspectives
11. The Struggle to Implement Medicare
Allan Blakeney (former Premier of Saskatchewan)
12. Working for Medicare
Betsy Bury (Saskatoon Community Clinic)
13. A Physician on the Front Line of Medicare
John Bury
14. My Experience in the Medicare Battle and the Woods Commission
Roy Romanow (former Premier of Saskatchewan)
15. A Brief Retrospective on the Royal Commission on Health Services
Jack Boan (University of Regina)
16. Political Cartoonists Respond to Medicare
Felicity Pope
Conclusion
17. A New Prescription: Adding Historical Analysis to Health Policy
Heather MacDougall (University of Waterloo)