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Temps de lecture moyen : 4 minutes
CRTC price controls threaten telecom speed and service
Regulators need to remember that price is just one of the many aspects of competition. Infrastructure competition, which has to do with service speed and reliability, is often just as important, if not more so.
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Temps de lecture moyen : 4 minutes
Short on family doctors? Nurse practitioners can help
As part of their training, nurse practitioners learn how to assess, diagnose, and treat multiple conditions, order diagnostic tests, prescribe certain medications, and make referrals to specialists.
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Temps de lecture moyen : 4 minutes
Incentives matter in health care
The government needs to take inspiration from the Manning Report and recognize incentives matter in health care.
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Temps de lecture moyen : 4 minutes
On health care, local decisions lead to better outcomes
By creating a number of smaller regional units, as opposed to a large conglomerated administrative structure, ideas for small changes are more easily applied and can potentially generate interest and awareness higher up the ladder.
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Temps de lecture moyen : 5 minutes
Assurance médicaments: plus de gouvernement signifie moins de médicaments
Ottawa ferait mieux d’évaluer comment permettre au dernier 2,8 pour cent de citoyens non admissibles à l’assurance de pouvoir s’en procurer une, s’ils le souhaitent.
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Temps de lecture moyen : 4 minutes
Pharmacare: More government could mean fewer drugs
It would be better to offer coverage to those who do not have access, than upending a system that works well for the great majority of us.
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Temps de lecture moyen : 4 minutes
Québec ressort la politique du gros chèque
Jamais autant d’argent versé en taxes et impôts par les ménages québécois n’a été versé d’un coup à une seule entreprise privée, la Suédoise Northvolt.
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Temps de lecture moyen : 5 minutes
Internet: le gouvernement n’est pas reconnu pour sa haute vitesse
Dans l’implantation d’une installation commerciale à la fine pointe de la technologie – comme un réseau de fibre optique pour l’accès à l’Internet haute vitesse, le privé est plus efficient que l’État, en général.
![](https://www.iedm.org/wp-content/uploads/2023/10/AdobeStock_441595605_nurse-570x416.jpg)
Temps de lecture moyen : 5 minutes
Quand les infirmières crient «sauve-qui-peut»
Si au lieu de forcer les infirmières à choisir entre quitter la profession ou travailler pour l’État, on leur laissait un peu plus de flexibilité, il y a fort à parier qu’elles seraient plus nombreuses à rester dans la profession et à continuer de prendre soin des Québécois et Québécoises.
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Temps de lecture moyen : 4 minutes
We need to know when government is trying to alter our behaviour
We have controls over taxes, subsidies and rules but nothing requiring governments to be transparent about mind games.