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"Emergency Management: A Quantum Leap or A Paradigm Shift?"
Risk Insurance Management Society, (RIMS) Canada Conference, Victoria B.C - October 21 2003
ENTER HERE"Healthcare Interface Relationships - Health Authorities Opportunities and Challenges."
Okanagan Technology Symposium 2003 - Kelowna, BC
ENTER HERETravel Insurance Regulations: The Canadian Model - an example to follow? An abridged version of a presentation given by Tim Lynch at the International Travel Insurance Conference, London, U.K. 9th May 2001. This presentation explores why it is illegal to sell "medical" and "standard ward hospital" insurance in Canada and explains the structure of Canada's two-tier health care system. In addition to Canada the only other countries in the world where it is illegal to sell medical insurance are Cuba, North Korea and Albania.
ENTER HEREThe Blood Borne Pathogens Crises: Learning from the Canadian Experience Presentation at The 8th Asia-Pacific Regional Congress of International Society for Blood Transfusion. Beijing, China, November 1, 1997
ENTER HERENavigating a Minefield: Obtaining Reimbursement for Perscription Medicines November 1998
ENTER HEREThe Bethune Clinic: A physician owned integrated health care delivery system
ENTER HEREHealth Technology Assessment: An academic exercise or a business reality? Canada is a producer of academic researchers who engage in health technology research. This presentation argues for a more pragmatic business approach to the reality of growing a new idea into a viable industry enterprise.
ENTER HEREHealth Systems Integration: Canada's publicly funded health system has evolved from the time when Tommy Douglas defended the rights of all Canadians to have access to medical care and in-patient hospitals care without having to pay for such services at time of need. This presentation explores how medical specialization lead to recognized levels of health care and the integration of these medical services with social services and environmental health.
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