"Our results provide strong support for the implementation of both single-entry referral models and team-based care as a regional solution to the problem of long wait times for scheduled surgery in ...

Women make up more than half of the Canadian population, but is the country's healthcare system ignoring women's health? Over ...

Use precise geolocation data. Actively scan device characteristics for identification. Store and/or access information on a ...

The results were bleak, as 54 per cent of Canadian women said the country’s healthcare system does not meet their needs. The ...

A new report from Maple, Canada's leading virtual care platform, reveals today that 54 percent of Canadian women say the health system does not meet their needs, highlighting how outdated models of ...

Background: Long wait times for scheduled surgery are a major problem in Canadian health systems. We sought to determine the extent to which single-entry referral models (next available consultation), ...

Coordinated referral and team-based care models show promise ... solution to the problem of long wait times for scheduled surgery in Canadian health systems, as well as an effective strategy ...

Coordinated referral and team-based care models show promise ... solution to the problem of long wait times for scheduled surgery in Canadian health systems, as well as an effective strategy ...

The payments were previously withheld because of people paying out of pocket for MRIs and ultrasounds at private clinics in the province.

Overuse of ERs contributes to longer wait times for everyone and stress on the health care providers and system ... by DIVERSEcity Community Resources Society. See www.dcrs.ca. Canadian Immigrant is a ...

The average wait time for Canadian patients between seeing a specialist and receiving treatment was a staggering 15 weeks. Defenders of the status quo often argue that Canada’s health-care ...