The Effects of Health Care Restructuring on Hospital Foundations in Ontario
Introduction Since the advent of universal medical care, Canadians have taken their right to medical care for granted and have assumed that there will always
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Case Comment: In Re The French Protestant Hospital – The Interventionist Role of the Court
Introduction Three recent Ontario cases have addressed the question of the court’s power to intetvene in the activities of a charity. This article will analyze
Viewpoint: The Debate on Universality: A Missed Opportunity
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From the Editor
The editor, Lynn Bevan of the Ontario Bar, is absent on an extended trip through Australia and southeast Asia. Before her departure she reviewed and
Evaluating Health Promotion Programs
For many years now, the dominant approach to health care has been to see disease as being caused by a specific agent and to believe
Health Services Research: New Directions
JOHNHOEY Chief, Department of Community Health, Montreal General Hospital and Associate Professor, Epidemiology and Medicine, McGill University SUZANNE COUET Senior Research Associate, Centre de
The Need for Private Funding of Ontario’s Hospitals
With increasing government participation in hospital and health-care financing in Canada, many people have come to believe that public hospitals are owned and operated by
Health Studies And Charitable Foundations
I should explain right at the beginning that my professional experience as an agency executive has been almost exclusively in the mental health field. I