Your participation counts, more than ever
The Report: September / October 2002 vol.23 num.4
by CINDY STEWART
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eptember is always a month of renewal. After a summer with friends and family were re-energized to take on another year of challenges.
by CINDY STEWART
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eptember is always a month of renewal. After a summer with friends and family were re-energized to take on another year of challenges.
by CAROL RIVIERE with YUKIE KURAHASHI
by YUKIE KURAHASHI
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oncerned lab technologists and other health workers in the Thompson-Cariboo-Chilcotin health service area were appalled this summer when their administration announced plans to replace rural labs with a hand-held blood-testing device.
Youth counsellor fears for youths
by JEANNE MEYERS
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n the aftermath of a legislative onslaught by the Gordon Campbell government, described in a recent Globe and Mail national editorial as legislative vandalism, HSAs legal department has been working on many fronts to counter the governments agenda.
by BRUCE WILKINS
by JACKIE SPAIN
by CINDY STEWART
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ince the provincial government began its overhaul of our health care system, health care unions and advocacy groups have been anticipating a massive privatization of services.
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Seth Klein, the BC Director of the Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives, recently spoke to the Canadian College of Health Care Executives, BC Lower Mainland Chapter about health care policy in British Columbia. In his presentation, he outlined the weaknesses in the governments reform approaches. The following are some excerpts from his presentation.