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1	Age and presence of chronic conditions, education and the health system reform : impact on utilization of health care services by the Canadian elderly Rochon, Sophie January 2003 (has links) This study examines the importance of age, education, and the health system reforms in the mid 1990's on the utilization of five health services: specialists' visits, family doctor visits, non-physician health professional visits, hospital use, and home care services. The analysis focuses on the Canadians 45 and over, and uses data from the National Population Health Survey. / Results. Age per se has only a minor effect on utilization; the relative high utilization rates observed among the aged relate to the use of services by people with chronic conditions, whose prevalence is higher among the aged. Education has little impact on use of services among the aged. The reforms had only significant effect for four services. They increased utilization of non-medical health professional consults, and increased probability of consulting a specialist. They reduced length of stay, and decreased the number of visits made to family doctors. Older people -- Medical care -- Canada. Health care reform -- Canada. Medical care -- Utilization -- Canada
2	Age and presence of chronic conditions, education and the health system reform : impact on utilization of health care services by the Canadian elderly Rochon, Sophie January 2003 (has links) No description available. Older people -- Medical care -- Canada. Medical care -- Utilization -- Canada Health care reform -- Canada.
3	Coolers for the mark(et) : organized medicine and health care reform in the United States and Canada / Coolers for the market Mulrooney, Lynn Anne January 2004 (has links) Thesis (Ph. D.)--University of Hawaii at Manoa, 2004. / Includes bibliographical references (leaves 538-584). / Also available by subscription via World Wide Web / xvii, 584 leaves, bound 29 cm Health care reform -- Canada Health care reform -- United States Medical care -- Canada Medical care -- United States Medical economics -- Canada Medical economics -- United States
4	The politics of health care reform: a comparative analysis of South Africa, Sweden and Canada Usher, Kimberley 11 1900 (has links) Text in English / South Africa is currently in the process health care reform as the Government has undertaken the task of providing universal health care to all South Africans through the implementation of the National Health Insurance Scheme (NHI). This study took an in-depth look at the history and progression of the post-1994 South African health care policy, and applied the Power Resources Theory to the political economy of the current health care reform process in South Africa. Through a comparative study of the pivotal elements in the phases of health reform in Canada and Sweden this study drew lessons for the design and implementation of universal public health care provision in South Africa. This study found that a strong culture of care, strong political will, active civil society participation and a focus on equality as opposed to poverty in the creation of policy is essential to a successful implementation of universal health care. / Sociology / M.A. (Sociology) Health care reform Universal health care Solidarity Equality Power resources Political will Civil society Quality of government Welfare state National Health Insurance 362.10968 Health care reform -- South Africa Primary health care -- South Africa Medical care -- South Africa Poor -- Medical care -- South Africa Health care reform -- Canada Health care reform -- Sweden
5	The politics of health care reform: a comparative analysis of South Africa, Sweden and Canada Usher, Kimberley Ann 11 1900 (has links) Text in English / South Africa is currently in the process health care reform as the Government has undertaken the task of providing universal health care to all South Africans through the implementation of the National Health Insurance Scheme (NHI). This study took an in-depth look at the history and progression of the post-1994 South African health care policy, and applied the Power Resources Theory to the political economy of the current health care reform process in South Africa. Through a comparative study of the pivotal elements in the phases of health reform in Canada and Sweden this study drew lessons for the design and implementation of universal public health care provision in South Africa. This study found that a strong culture of care, strong political will, active civil society participation and a focus on equality as opposed to poverty in the creation of policy is essential to a successful implementation of universal health care. / Sociology / M.A. (Sociology) Health care reform Universal health care Solidarity Equality Power resources Political will Civil society Quality of government Welfare state National Health Insurance 362.10968 Health care reform -- South Africa Primary health care -- South Africa Medical care -- South Africa Poor -- Medical care -- South Africa Health care reform -- Canada Health care reform -- Sweden

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