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Colleen M. Flood

Colleen M. Flood is a university research chair in health law & policy and inaugural director of the centre for health law, policy & ethics at the University of Ottawa.

Two ways forward for national pharmacare

  • The case for universal pharmacare is compelling and clear-cut. But as the federally appointed advisory group led by former Ontario health minister Eric Hoskins prepares
Opinion | BY PATRICK FAFARD, COLLEEN M. FLOOD, ASAD ALI MOTEN, BRYAN THOMAS | November 14, 2018
Dr. Eric Hoskins, chair of the Advisory Council on the Implementation of National Pharmacare, speaks to reporters to announce the remaining members of the council on June 20 in the House foyer. They are set to release their final report in spring 2019. The Hill Times photograph by Andrew Meade

Two ways forward for national pharmacare

Opinion | BY PATRICK FAFARD, COLLEEN M. FLOOD, ASAD ALI MOTEN, BRYAN THOMAS | November 14, 2018
  • The case for universal pharmacare is compelling and clear-cut. But as the federally appointed advisory group led by former Ontario health minister Eric Hoskins prepares

Two ways forward for national pharmacare

Opinion | BY PATRICK FAFARD, COLLEEN M. FLOOD, ASAD ALI MOTEN, BRYAN THOMAS | November 14, 2018
  • The case for universal pharmacare is compelling and clear-cut. But as the federally appointed advisory group led by former Ontario health minister Eric Hoskins prepares
Dr. Eric Hoskins, chair of the Advisory Council on the Implementation of National Pharmacare, speaks to reporters to announce the remaining members of the council on June 20 in the House foyer. They are set to release their final report in spring 2019. The Hill Times photograph by Andrew Meade

Forging a new deal for doctors requires a new approach

  • Ontario’s Health Minister Erik Hoskins is a brave man. He has attempted to wrestle a new agreement with Ontario doctors and to drive down
Opinion | BY STEVEN J. HOFFMAN, COLLEEN M. FLOOD | September 12, 2016
Canada's federal Health Minister Jane Philpott, picture in a scrum on the Hill in this file photo. In the 2014 Commonwealth ranking of health systems, Canada came 10th out of 11 countries, beating only the U.S. The Hill Times photograph by Sam Garcia

Forging a new deal for doctors requires a new approach

Opinion | BY STEVEN J. HOFFMAN, COLLEEN M. FLOOD | September 12, 2016
  • Ontario’s Health Minister Erik Hoskins is a brave man. He has attempted to wrestle a new agreement with Ontario doctors and to drive down

Forging a new deal for doctors requires a new approach

Opinion | BY STEVEN J. HOFFMAN, COLLEEN M. FLOOD | September 12, 2016
  • Ontario’s Health Minister Erik Hoskins is a brave man. He has attempted to wrestle a new agreement with Ontario doctors and to drive down
Canada's federal Health Minister Jane Philpott, picture in a scrum on the Hill in this file photo. In the 2014 Commonwealth ranking of health systems, Canada came 10th out of 11 countries, beating only the U.S. The Hill Times photograph by Sam Garcia
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