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Professor, Medical Education. Currently, involved with planetary health and environmentally sustainable health care
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Nurse practitioners a clear, effective solution: RNAO

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By Michelle Mclean
| The Hill Times
Image courtesy of Pixabay Re: "New policy adding nurse practitioners to public health-care plans will go ahead April 1," (The Hill Times, Feb. 27). To keep reading, subscribe and become a political insider. Only $7.76 a week for an annual subscription. Enjoy unlimited website access and the digital newspaper. Cancel anytime. Get Weekend Point of View Newsletter By entering your email address you consent to receive email from The Hill Times containing news, analysis, updates and offers.
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Canada’s health-care system is the original nation-building project

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By Michelle Mclean
| The Hill Times
Canada’s modern health-care system began in Saskatchewan under the leadership of then-premier Tommy Douglas, pictured, and quickly became one of Canada’s key nation-building projects: a national effort to build a shared system founded on the principle that health services should be accessible based on need rather than ability to pay.Photograph courtesy of Wikipedia Canada’s modern health-care system began in Saskatchewan under the leadership of then-premier Tommy Douglas, and quickly became...
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Canada’s missing life sciences industrial strategy is leaving economic growth on the table

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By Michelle Mclean
| The Hill Times
The federal Biomanufacturing and Life Sciences Strategy, released in 2021, did not result in needed policy changes or alignment of federal departments and investments. In contrast, other top-tier countries place life sciences at the centre of industrial strategies and align the sector with talent, trade, research and development, innovation and infrastructure.
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