Dividends: some food for thought No link between bonuses and improved cancer screening in Ontario: studyTORONTO | While Canada's largest province dished out almost $110 million in bonuses between 2006 and 2010 to improve cancer screening, there is no evidence the cash had any effect, according to new numbers. CIHI report: Intriguing findings, new challenges, but more info needed for nursing workforce Study: How much does a Canadian family actually pay per year for healthcare? U.K.: Do copays affect demand? English study looks into whether or not eliminating prescription charges increases demand. Stateside: Doctors hold 9 of 10 highest paid jobs in America Don’t believe the (investment) hype Beware of claims that money managers can ‘protect’ you from stock market declines New analysis reveals the escalating costs associated with untreated chronic hepatitis C Experts say Canadian health care system not prepared for a 60 per cent increase in total health care costs in the next two decades Specialty drug spend unsustainable Spending on specialty drugs is likely to increase at a significant rate, substantially impacting the cost employers pay, according to a report. Australia: Government hikes co-pays for all patients Move an attempt to address rising costs of country's national pharmacare scheme. First Previous 53 54 55 56 57 Next Last
