HEAL in the Hill Times - A New Health Accord: leveraging health sector consensus
"Health ministers should take note. The Canadian Way signifies an unparalleled level of consensus among the health professions."
Three Down, One to Go
The 650,000 members of HEAL welcome today’s health announcement by the Liberal Party. This brings to three the number of national party health platforms released prior to the October 19th election. We remain hopeful that the Conservatives will have something to say about an issue that consistently ranks at the top of Canadians’ concerns.
Canada’s Organizations for Health Action Applauds Leadership from the Premiers on Fiscal Fairness
Canada’s Organizations for Health Action (HEAL) fully supports the premiers’ July 2015 announcements. In a communiqué issued on behalf of the Council of the Federation, the premiers noted that Canada’s aging population will have an impact on service delivery in all jurisdictions and requires secure funding. The premiers have also called on the federal government to “commit to increase the envelope of the Canada Health Transfer so its share of health care costs represents a minimum of 25 per cent of all health care spending by provinces and territories.”
Canada’s Organizations for Health Action Welcomes Report of the Advisory Panel on Healthcare Innovation
Members of Organizations for Health Action (HEAL) welcome the release today of the final report of the Advisory Panel on Healthcare Innovation chaired by Dr. David Naylor.