DYNAMICS WITHOUT CHANGE: CONTINUITY OF CANADIAN HEALTH POLICY

DAVIDSON, A.

CANADIAN PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION, n.º 3/2004, pág. 251

I. INITIAL CONDITIONS: FEDERAL-PROVINCIAL ÉLITE ACCOMMODATION. II. INITIAL CONDITIONS: HOSPITAL INSURANCE AND HOSPITALS. III. INITIAL CONDITIONS: HEALTH-CARE INSURANCE AND DOCTORS. IV. SHAPING INTRAPROVINCIAL HEALTH POLICY. V. FEDERAL DOWNLOADING AND PROVINCIAL FINANCING WOES: ACCOMMODATION BREAKS DOWN. VI. COST-CUTTING AND CONSOLIDATION. VII. REGIONALIZATION: PROVINCES EMBRACE REFORM. VIII. RETURN OF ÉLITE ACCOMMODATION. IMPROVING FEDERAL-PROVINCIAL RELATIONS. IX. PRIMARY CARE, DRUGS AND PRIVATE-PUBLIC MIX. X. CONCLUSION.