Jeffrey Simpson Touts More Privatization in Health-Care System
The delivery and financing of health care in Canada is hugely complex.
In his eighth book, Toronto Globe and Mail political columnist Jeffrey Simpson argues that the history of how our current system evolved is key to understanding the system's present and future.
For political junkies, there is much to enjoy in Simpson's recounting of the details of the evolution of our health-care system; he includes new material based on discussions with some key political players.
In the hands of a less-skilled writer, this material would be tough slogging, but these well-written pages fly by. However, these details have little to do with the realities of the challenges of …
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Article title: Jeffrey Simpson Touts More Privatization in Health-Care System.
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Newspaper title: Winnipeg Free Press.
Publication date: September 22, 2012.
Page number: J8.
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