Search

Presents a study which measured the productivity of physicians in Canada. Demand for the services of physicians; Discussion of conceptual problems associated with the measurement of medical output; Emphasis on the issue of physician shortage in the country.

Focuses on the role of the nurses in various medical institutions in Canada. Improvement on the quality of nursing; Increase on the number of medical missions in the area; Assessment on the leadership ability of the nurses.

The author reflects on the difference between Canada and the U.S. with regards to the payment and provision of health care to the public. He argues that the health care system of Canada offers a wide variety of health plans and services to people, regardless of their social status. On the other hand, the U.S. offers health care services and plans to people who are capable of paying such expenses. An overview of the health care systems of the two countries is offered.