A binary thinking that obscures the cooperative innovation
Marie-Joëlle Brassard
Le Devoir, Monday, March 10, 2008
The Castonguay report brought Once again the debate on health without raising the level of reflection. Once again, we rehash old ideas between the proponents of the deprivation opposed to those who favor a public system, as if we were unable to leave. Again, with the idea launched by the ratio of annual fees for primary care clinics, an idea borrowed from the health cooperatives, apply to private solution out of context to help. But are we capable enough grades to finally open on paths not frequented so far, the only condition for innovation? Read more ...
Thursday, September 3, 2009
Low Hard Cervix Week Before Period
cooperatives Health: A winning option
Bernard Gélinas
Le Devoir Tuesday, July 24, 2007
Far from wanting to feed a controversy following the articles by Marie-Joëlle Brassard ( "The clinical cooperative health does not mean privatization , Le Devoir, June 8) and Jacques Fournier ( "Cooperatives Health - A way to increase the incomes of physicians?" , Le Devoir June 12), I have to intervene to clarify views on health cooperatives. Read more ...
Bernard Gélinas
Le Devoir Tuesday, July 24, 2007
Far from wanting to feed a controversy following the articles by Marie-Joëlle Brassard ( "The clinical cooperative health does not mean privatization , Le Devoir, June 8) and Jacques Fournier ( "Cooperatives Health - A way to increase the incomes of physicians?" , Le Devoir June 12), I have to intervene to clarify views on health cooperatives. Read more ...
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