Corporate Governance

If the provinces really want to improve the performance and efficiency of their healthcare systems, they’ll have to address these five ‘unmentionable’ issues

In his final appearance on this page, our columnist recalls his departure from Alberta Health Services

Have clear expectations from both sides at the start to avoid misunderstandings later

The New Brunswick Pharmacists’ Association is speaking up about the financial impact of the province’s new generic pricing policy.

There are now almost 3,500 fewer nurses working in the NHS than in 2010 and the number of managers has also dropped, the NHS workforce census has shown.

When a big government is run by people who don’t believe in big government, unexpected things can happen. So it is with Stephen Harper’s Conservatives.

Former BCMA directors push for shorter terms, greater say on AGMs association governance, medical politics, association reform, leadership

How a large community hospital in southern Ontario used a ‘burning platform’ strategy to overcome chronic deficits and improve performance despite a variety of structural and cultural obstacles