Tag Archives: equitable access
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.
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.
For Profit Human Donor Milk in Canada?
Martha Paynter supports an altruistic model of human milk donation and calls for improved regulation of human milk donation to ensure equity of access, safer milk sharing, and guard against for-profit milk banking.
The Impact of Ontario’s Publicly-funded IVF
Shawn Winsor describes the importance of surveying patients and providers regarding their experiences of Ontario’s new publicly-funded IVF program.
Wait lists: Barriers to Trans Healthcare
Zack Marshall calls for comprehensive strategies to address long wait lists and other barriers to the provision and use of trans healthcare services.
