Reading Time: 4 minutes Federal government faces pressure to rethink its policies
Author: Susan Martinuk
Susan Martinuk is a Vancouver-based research consultant, and former researcher in reproductive technologies and infertility. In 1990, she and her colleagues achieved a world-first medical breakthrough—the first to visualize and record the process of human ovulation. From 2010 to 2012, Susan carried out the first-ever study on access to, and utilization of, PET (positron emission tomography) imaging in cancer care in Canada.
Canada is a world leader when it comes to assisted suicide
Reading Time: 4 minutes Will our crumbling healthcare system lead to more “offers” of assisted suicide?
Money alone cannot save healthcare
Reading Time: 3 minutes Change to the healthcare system can only come through innovation
Danielle Smith’s first challenge will be to fix Alberta healthcare
Reading Time: 4 minutes Will Premier Smith revamp the outdated Alberta healthcare system?
Our health-care system is the very definition of insanity
Reading Time: 4 minutes Ideology is the problem, not the solution
Canada’s health-care system desperately needs creative leadership
Reading Time: 4 minutes Too bad there is none on offer
Tone-deaf politicians ignore the realities of health care
Reading Time: 3 minutes Political expediency once again trumps the realities of fixing health care
Canadian health care at a crossroads
Reading Time: 4 minutes It’s time to stop talking about money and start talking about changing health care
Canada’s health-care system is irretrievably broken
Reading Time: 4 minutes Drastic changes are needed. Millions of Canadians on wait lists know that. Why don’t politicians?
The consequences of the doctor shortage in Canada are grim
Reading Time: 4 minutes The evidence is overwhelming: Canada needs more doctors