That the Canadian Medical Association recommend that the federal government administer the national principles of publicly funded health care insurance in a fair and nonpreferential manner.
That the Canadian Medical Association recommend that the federal government administer the national principles of publicly funded health care insurance in a fair and nonpreferential manner.
That the Canadian Medical Association recommend that the federal government, with the full involvement of the provincial/territorial governments, assume a leadership role with the physicians of Canada through their provincial and national medical associations and other stakeholders, in developing a social consensus on national health goals and strategies.
That the Canadian Medical Association recommend that the federal government, with the full involvement of the provincial/territorial governments, assume a leadership role with the physicians of Canada through their provincial and national medical associations and other stakeholders, in developing a social consensus on national health goals and strategies.
That the Canadian Medical Association recommend that the governments of Canada review and, where necessary, revise current health legislation or regulations that unnecessarily restrict the personal choices of consumers and providers regarding alternatives in private insurance and other health care financing arrangements.
That the Canadian Medical Association recommend that the governments of Canada review and, where necessary, revise current health legislation or regulations that unnecessarily restrict the personal choices of consumers and providers regarding alternatives in private insurance and other health care financing arrangements.
That the Canadian Medical Association recommend that governments, the Canadian Medical Association and its divisions and the private health industry explore, on a priority basis, methods for appropriately accessing private health insurance benefits.
That the Canadian Medical Association recommend that governments, the Canadian Medical Association and its divisions and the private health industry explore, on a priority basis, methods for appropriately accessing private health insurance benefits.
That, in conjunction with the provincial/territorial medical associations and societies, a set of guidelines be drafted for defining access to, and utilization of, health services, identifying the factors that affect use and the relative contribution of such factors. The guidelines should also address the ways to measure and monitor the identified factors.
That, in conjunction with the provincial/territorial medical associations and societies, a set of guidelines be drafted for defining access to, and utilization of, health services, identifying the factors that affect use and the relative contribution of such factors. The guidelines should also address the ways to measure and monitor the identified factors.
That the Canadian Medical Association encourage the development of innovative technical and administrative procedures to ensure continued appropriate medically supervised services to those communities that cannot support a full time Certificant in Nuclear Medicine.
That the Canadian Medical Association encourage the development of innovative technical and administrative procedures to ensure continued appropriate medically supervised services to those communities that cannot support a full time Certificant in Nuclear Medicine.
