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Podcast Episode 2 Infographic: How Health Charities are Building Back Better
In Canada, there are over 170,000 charitable and non-profit organizations which contribute an average of 8.1% of total Canadian GDP, more than the retail trade industry and close to the value of the mining, oil, and gas extraction industry. This translates to two million Canadians working in the sector – supported by over 13 million volunteers. Providing essential support, education and engagement in the public policy issues of the day, health charities have always played an essential role in communities across Canada.
Resilient Healthcare Coalition’s Pre-Budget Wish List
The concept of health system resilience is neither a new one, nor an exclusively Canadian one. In fact, COVID-19 has supercharged a global policy discussion centred around how best to make healthcare systems more shock-proof and less fragile. In light of this discussion – and against the backdrop of today’s federal budget – the RHC released its budget wish list.
Crise Secondaire de la Santé au Canada: un Appel à Tirer Parti des Forces du Système de Santé et des Investissements axés sur la Valeur
Le 31 mars 2021, le Conference Board du Canada a publié un rapport intitulé « Canada’s Secondary Health Crisis: A Call to Build on Health System Strengths and Value-Driven Investments »
Canada’s Secondary Health Crisis: A Call to Build on Health Systems Strengths and Value-Driven Investments
On March 31, 2021, The Conference Board of Canada released a report, Canada’s Secondary Health Crisis: A Call to Build on Health System Strengths and Value-Driven Investments
Canada's Secondary Health Crisis: A Call to Build on Health Systems Strengths and Value-Driven Investments
Canadian health leaders joined a roundtable discussion and examined ways to reform the health system to increase resiliency and address fragilities exposed by the COVID pandemic.
Summary Of The Leaders Roundtable - Building Resilient Healthcare Systems For A Post-Crisis Era
Determined to spark new conversations and catalyze collaboration, more than 50 health sector leaders came together on November 26th to explore how best to build Canadian health care systems that are stronger, more adaptable and ultimately more resilient