This paper revisits the purposes and achievements of regionalization, a decade after its
widespread implementation across Canada, and considers to what extent changes in healthcare …

Methods: All 357 members of Saskatchewan district health boards were surveyed in 1997;
275 (77%) responded. Analyses included comparisons between elected and appointed …

Implications Our findings provide strong evidence of decision makers’ needs for new approaches
to public involvement to confirm that their decisions are in line with citizens’ values and …

Promoting the use of research-based knowledge in public health becomes more complex
when public health includes interventions on health determinants. This article examines …

1.1 Overview Health care regionalization in Saskatchewan has devolved authority from the
provincial central government to 32 district health boards and consolidated most health …

Less than a year after being appointed, Ken Fyke has submitted his report on the future of
Medicare in Saskatchewan. A lot has changed. The premier that appointed him is now gone (…

The report also discusses the likely impacts of the efforts and the issues that have emerged,
in the spirit of sharing knowledge, experiences and perspectives. [...] From the review of the …

Opinions tunities could spell the difference between a productive life and dissolution. It is
logically incoherent and inherently unjust to subject citizens to an insurance lottery whereby …

The issue has been especially at the forefront since 2008 when the WHO Commission on
the Social Determinants of Health, the Chief Public Health Officer of Canada and the Senate …

… Kouri, Denise … Denise Kouri The Fyke Report & Nursing in Saskatchewan .............................................................
13 Martha E. Horsburgh Caring for Medicare or Caring for Health? …