M any Canadian physicians regard their British colleagues as oppressed by Britain's
nationalized health service on the grounds that they are" sala-ried servants of the state" …

We have now reached a stage at which it should be worth while to review the part played by
our Association in the development ofhealth insurance in Canada. The survey will be in …

Hall's landmark study was launched June 20, 1961, by his long-time friend, Prime Minister
John Diefenbaker. Although the final rec-ommendations on medical insurance angered …

As pointed out in Dr. Heagerty's letter, a Committee of Seven representing the Canadian
Medical Association, has beenset up to work in closest co-operation with the Advisory …

This study, approached on a" foundation of twenty years of research and university teaching
in the social insur-ance field," embodies an investigation of several months in the three …

To the Editor: The editorial comments and the letters to the editor in the Canadian Medical
Association Journal are two features that are becoming more and more interesting in much …

The Canadian Medical Association More than forty countries have adopted health
insurance, and in no countrywhere the scheme has been launched has it been abandoned …

So long as Australians keep changing governments, they are bound to re-main mystified
about what kind of health insurance system they really have. That was the message in a …

This was a paper read to American doctors, who so far have had nothing to do with National
Health Insurance.] Compulsory insurance against sickness is in operation in 17 European …

There is every indication that there is to be a vast change in medical service in Canada. As
is customary in a democratic country, the evidence that this change is coming has been …