Discussions

Recent controversy over doctors refusing to provide birth control shows lack of morality

Have patients in B.C. benefited from recent investments in primary care through family doctors offices in the province? A paper done by the Centre for Health Services and Policy Research has suggested that they have not. But the authors used simplistic administrative billing data and did not provide evidence about patient outcomes or cost-effectiveness in making their claims.

Increased doctor incentives do not lead to better access to care, recent study found

Hiring someone with a great attitude is extremely important, as a poor attitude is difficult to change.

Despite the fear mongering, evidence shows private competition in healthcare works

Incorrectly used artificial blood vessel could not be proven to have caused patient’s death in recent Ontario case

'If it's radical to insist on maintaining and strengthening values that have long defined us as a nation, then we'll wear the label proudly'