Health Policy News

During one of the panel discussions at IHE North America Connectation in Toronto last week, policy leaders from B.C., Alberta and N.B. came together to share success stories and challenges when it came to digital health interoperability.

The governing body published a directive stating the ammonia-based inhalants are no longer allowed during games, practices and organized activities.

‘We have to see if there’s any wrongdoing first. And if there is, then we have to clean it up.’

Last week, Alberta Health Services and Alberta’s auditor general announced they will be looking into questions surrounding health procurement.

Dr. Jillian Horton on why burnout hits doctors particularly hard, what to do about it, the core structural problems and more

Multi-year environmental initiative and new Ontario start-up pave the way to greener practices.

The province’s independent auditor general is looking into how the health ministry and Alberta Health Services approve contracts, including for chartered surgical facilities.

All three major parties are promising to guarantee access to a family doctors for every Ontarian. Here are their plans for how to do it.