Category Inclusivity
Assessing the Realities of a Two-Tiered Canadian Healthcare System
Ililochi B. Ogbozor argues that a premium tier of healthcare can only be justified if public administration remains strong enough to stop payment from quietly becoming the price of access.
Slow Bioethics
Nathalie Egalité, a new faculty member in the Memorial University Centre for Bioethics, discusses the pace of clinical ethics work.
Toward a Two-tiered Publicly Administered Healthcare System in Canada
Daryl Pullman proposes that it is time for more privately funded health care in Canada, as long as privately financed care is publicly administered.
Centering Marginalized Voices Is Not Musical Chairs
Daphne Pereira points out that expanding the circle doesn’t mean shrinking or displacing anyone else.
Dalhousie’s Case Diversification: Disability
In an ongoing series of commentaries, Lynette Reid describes the work done at Dalhousie University to diversify the case-based learning curriculum in the medical program.
