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Leveling with levels of care – PART 2

October 15, 2021 by Benoit Morin

Easy access to care is one of the most critical problems that needs to be addressed in our health systems. This is further exacerbated by the fact that not everyone has a family physician. Access to family physicians is, indeed, also a challenge in itself as up to 25% of provincial populations do not have […]

Filed Under: Health care ethics & dilemmas, Health systems, Managing complexity in health care, Measuring success: quality, performance, outcomes, Rights and responsibilities

Leveling with levels of care – PART 1

October 15, 2021 by Benoit Morin

When one is out of breath, coughs or makes noise when breathing, logic would have it that one needs to consult a respirologist, right? Wrong. Access to healthcare is based on a hierarchy of care known as “levels of care” or “tiers of service”. That’s why we often hear expressions such as “primary care”, “secondary […]

Filed Under: Health care ethics & dilemmas, Health systems, Managing complexity in health care, Measuring success: quality, performance, outcomes, Rights and responsibilities

Flowers on the battlefield

October 1, 2021 by Benoit Morin

Battlefields are often times sights of destruction, suffering and despair. They may also be the stage where heroism can take place and out of them can also emerge signs of hope for the future. Even though some may, for good reasons, disagree with the use of such analogy, it is hard not to feel that […]

Filed Under: Health care ethics & dilemmas, Covid-19 pandemic, Health as a profession, Health systems, Life & death, Managing complexity in health care, Measuring success: quality, performance, outcomes, General, Public health, Rights and responsibilities

Elders at the heart of different beats

September 24, 2021 by Benoit Morin

The pandemic – and particularly the first wave – shed light on major issues with the safeguarding system for our elders living in long term care facilities (LTC). A human tragedy that is both difficult to understand and also unacceptable for a rich and developed society such as ours in Canada; and especially given our […]

Filed Under: Health care ethics & dilemmas, Health systems, Managing complexity in health care, Rights and responsibilities

smooth sailing in a storm

Smooth sailing in a storm?

September 10, 2021 by Benoit Morin

It was quite a sight to see Ontario’s Premier choke up and almost shed a tear when he held a press conference during the pandemic’s third wave in the spring of 2021. A man with a reputation of being a tough politician. A rock-solid conservative leader with a hard-liner political background and a steadfast approach […]

Filed Under: Rights and responsibilities, General, Governance, Leadership & management, Managing complexity in health care

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