I was happy to see Dr. Dutton and colleagues add Canadian data to the literature supporting
prioritization and investment in social care. 1 I agree that social determinants of health can …

This is in response to an editorial by Dr. Stanbrook. 1 There is little question that the public
discourse surrounding proposed tax reforms has been profoundly damaging to the …

I entered the University of Toronto's premedical class fifty years ago. Medicare and I have
aged together, and I have spent my career cringing at critical comments of fellow physicians …

In an address to the American Medical Association on June 15, 2009, President Barack
Obama acknowledged that he needed physicians' support on health care reform and offered …

Implications Le Grand's work on post–World War II British social policy found that
perceptions of human motivations gradually transformed, with the prevailing view of the …

For much of the last decade, Canadian federal health pol-icy has been conspicuous by its
absence. During that time, the federal government has walked away from collaborating with …

DOI: 10.1503/cmaj. 051137 one; even in 1996, CMA Past President Jack Armstrong
recognized that “if [the CMA] is the first out of the trenches for private funding for core …

Everything Henry Aaron writes about health care is worth reading, including this busman's
holiday of a book on what we should learn from the British health system. He and his …

Conclusion: Des politiques s' imposent pour redistribuer de façon fonctionnelle les
médecins de première ligne et les médecins spécialistes. Il ya peu de chances que le …

Hospital funding cuts risk reigniting short-sighted blame game Page 1 Hospital funding cuts
risk reigniting short-sighted blame game AMA President Associate Professor Brian Owler has …