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Ottawa’s Village Saint-Louis Supportive Housing Project Integrates Care for Seniors
October 28, 2009
Village Saint-Louis promises to be a model of healthy aging and community partnership. Read our “how they did it” feature story and interview with Daniel Levac of Bruyère Continuing Care.
Print interview by The Change Foundation.
Health System Reforms in NHS England: Context, Culture, Power
May 1, 2009
To provide further insights on the lessons from NHS England’s health reforms, The Change Foundation posed reflective questions to Jamie Burn, a research fellow with the UK’s Policy Exchange.
Print interview by Jamie Burn, The Change Foundation.
Q&A with Allan Gregg: healthcare not on the 2008 campaign radar?
October 14, 2008
Print Q&A with pollster/pundit Allan Gregg about why healthcare is not on a big topic in the 2008 federal campaign.
Print interview by Allan Gregg.
Q&A with Andre Picard: healthcare not on the 2008 campaign radar?
September 24, 2008
Print Q&A with Globe and Mail health columnist Andre Picard about why healthcare is not on the 2008 federal campaign radar.
