Encyclopedia of Canadian Laws

Healthcare System History

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Healthcare System History

Healthcare System:History

Introduction to Healthcare System History

Canada's system was created through two major innovations. The first innovation was government-funded insurance to cover hospital costs. The second initiative was government-funded insurance to pay for medical services outside of hospitals.” (1)

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Notes and References

  • Information about Healthcare System History in the Encarta Online Encyclopedia

    • Guide to Healthcare System History

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