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Health regions of Canada
...nd territories, and are typically the areas of responsibility for regional health authorities. ...nd territories, and are typically the areas of responsibility for regional health authorities.

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Mental health in Canada
...lth issue, with various initiatives and programs aimed at improving mental health care and reducing the stigma associated with mental illness. ==Prevalence of Mental Health Issues==

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Health care in Canada
...rmally called [[Medicare]]. It is guided by the provisions of the [[Canada Health Act]] of 1984. ...nal program that is composed of 13 interlocking provincial and territorial health insurance plans, all of which share common features and basic standards of

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Public Health Agency of Canada
...ing to public health risks, promoting healthy lifestyles, and implementing health promotion and disease prevention programs across the country. ...was established to provide a more focused and dedicated approach to public health at the federal level.

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History of Health care in Canada
#REDIRECT [[Healthcare in Canada#History]] [[Category:History of Canada by topic|health care]]

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Medical and health organizations based in Canada
...ting health, advancing medical research, and improving patient care across Canada. ...aluable resource for Canadians seeking information and support for various health conditions.

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Royal Commission on the Future of Health Care in Canada
'''Royal Commission on the Future of Health Care in Canada''' ...ork has been pivotal in shaping the discourse around health care policy in Canada.

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Comparison of the health care systems in Canada and the United States
...d weaknesses, and they operate on fundamentally different principles, with Canada's system being more publicly funded and the United States' system being mor ...h care services with minimal charges at the point of use. In contrast, the health care system in the [[United States]] is a mix of public and private funding

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NHW
National Health and Welfare Department (Canada's equivalent of DHHS)

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History of Health care in Canada
#REDIRECT [[Healthcare in Canada#History]] [[Category:History of Canada by topic|health care]]

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Canadian health claims for food
...ries, including the United States and Great Britain, have approved similar health claims on food labels.[[Category:Diseases and disorders]]<br>

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Medicare (Canada)
...nlike the [[United States]]' multi-payer, largely private system, Canada's health care system is financed by income, sales and corporate taxes. ...ewan plan led to the federal government's decision to implement a national health care plan in 1966.

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National Aboriginal Health Organization
...peoples]]. Established in 2000, NAHO's mission was to improve and promote health and well-being among Aboriginal peoples through knowledge-based activities. ...g of Aboriginal peoples in Canada. The organization was funded by [[Health Canada]] until its closure in 2012.

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Grey Nuns Community Hospital
...rated by [[Covenant Health]], the largest Catholic health care provider in Canada. ...ea. The Grey Nuns have a long history of providing health care services in Canada, and the hospital continues this tradition.

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Health care in Canada
...rmally called [[Medicare]]. It is guided by the provisions of the [[Canada Health Act]] of 1984. ...nal program that is composed of 13 interlocking provincial and territorial health insurance plans, all of which share common features and basic standards of

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Canadian Immigration Hospital
...itution that played a significant role in the [[immigration]] process in [[Canada]]. It was established to provide medical care and quarantine services for i ...ation to Canada]]. The hospital was part of Canada's efforts to manage the health risks associated with large-scale immigration. It was one of several [[immi

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Canadian Science Centre for Human and Animal Health
...s modern facility is home to two laboratories: the Public Health Agency of Canada's National Microbiology Laboratory (NML) and the Canadian Food Inspection A

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Canassurance Hospital Service Association
...nsurance]] provider based in [[Canada]]. It is also known as '''Blue Cross Canada''', and it is part of the [[Canadian Association of Blue Cross Plans]]. ...althcare]] coverage to Canadians. It is one of the oldest and most trusted health insurance providers in the country.

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National Non-Smoking Week
...f the longest running and most important events in Canada's ongoing public health education efforts. ...fit organization that works to reduce tobacco-related illness and death in Canada.

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List of medical schools in Canada
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Theresa Tam
...c health expert who currently serves as the Chief Public Health Officer of Canada. She has been in this role since 2017, succeeding [[Gregory Taylor]]. ...community medicine from the [[Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Canada]].

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Hotel Dieu Shaver
...dent organization that evaluates and accredits healthcare organizations in Canada.

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Pacific Blue Cross
...e Cross is part of the Blue Cross network of health insurance providers in Canada.

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Alberta Health Services
...Canada and one of the largest in North America, responsible for delivering health services to the over four million people living in Alberta, as well as to s ...on was an attempt to increase efficiency, coordination, and consistency in health care delivery across the province.

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Nursing in Canada
...disease prevention in the country of [[Canada]]. The nursing profession in Canada is regulated by provincial and territorial nursing associations and college ...system and the country's social and political history. The first nurses in Canada were [[Nun|nuns]] who provided care to the sick and injured in the early Fr

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Centre For Addiction And Mental Health (College Street Site)
'''Centre For Addiction And Mental Health (College Street Site)''' ...f the world's leading research centres in the area of addiction and mental health.

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Saskatchewan Blue Cross
...e Cross is part of the Blue Cross network of health insurance providers in Canada.

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Health regions of Canada
...nd territories, and are typically the areas of responsibility for regional health authorities. ...nd territories, and are typically the areas of responsibility for regional health authorities.

2 KB (258 words) - 16:46, 23 February 2024