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Research and fact sheets debunking PROFIT®

There is a long list of evidence-based research that shows PROFIT® is not the cure. For-profit health care is more expensive and it drains the public system of much-needed health care professionals. As they leave to work in a private system, waiting times in the public system will only increase. Research continuously shows that Canadians are far better off with a publicly-funded and publicly-delivered health care system.

PROFIT® is not the cure.

Resources:

The Council of Canadians

Profit is Not the Cure
Council of Canadians | Fact Sheet | 2006

   
The Council of Canadians

Profit is Not the Cure: A Call to Citizen's Action to Save Medicare
Council of Canadians | Maude Barlow | 2004

   
The Council of Canadians Health Care, Ltd: The Privatization of Medicare (PDF)
Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives | 2001

Getting Better Health Care Lessons from (and for) Canada (PDF)
Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives | Armine Yalnizyan | July 26, 2006

Mending Medicare: Analysis and Commentary on Canada’s Health Care Crisis (PDF)
Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives | May 2006

Romanow, Romanow, where art thou? (PDF)
Caledon Institute of Social Policy | Charles E. Pascal | May 2006

Prescription for Excellence (PDF)
Free Book | Michael Rachlis | 418 pages

The Best Healthcare Money Can Buy
Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives | July 2005

Can We Afford to Sustain Medicare? A Strong Role for the Federal Government (PDF)
Canadian Federation of Nurses Unions | July 29, 2004

Sacred Trust or Political Football? A Citizen's Guide to Canadian Health Care
Atkinson Charitable Foundation | Doreen Barrie | June 24, 2004

Three Choices for the Future of Medicare (PDF)
Caledon Institute of Social Policy | Gregory Marchildon | April 2004

Innovation Can Save Medicare
Winnipeg Free Press | Michael Rachlis | March 4, 2004

The Romanow Report: One Year Later (PDF)
Atkinson Charitable Foundation | Roy Romanow | November 2003

The Federal Government Can and Should Lead the Renewal of Canada’s Health Policy (PDF)
Caledon Institute of Social Policy | Michael Rachlis | February 2003

Final Report: Building on Values: The Future of Health Care in Canada
Commission on the Future of Health Care in Canada (Romanow Commission) | November 28, 2002

Waiting For Romanow: Canada’s Health Care Values Under Fire (PDF)
Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives | Arthur Schafer | September 2002

Health Care in Canada: Organization, Financing, and Access (PDF)
Centre for Health Services and Policy Research, UBC | Robert G. Evans & Morris L. Barer | May 2001

Revitalizing Medicare: Shared Problems, Public Solutions (RTF)
Tommy Douglas Research Institute | Michael Rachlis, Robert G. Evans, Patrick Lewis & Morris L. Barer | January 2001

Financing Health Care: Taxation and the Alternatives (PDF)
Centre for Health Services and Policy Research | Robert G. Evans | October 2000

Ten Vital Measures for Healthcare Reform (PDF)
Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives | Seth Klein | March 13, 2000

The Future of Medicare: Recovering the Canada Health Act (PDF)
Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives | Monique Bégin | September 1, 1999

 
 
   

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