Geneva / Edmonton / Montreal / Ottawa / Paris / Vancouver / Toronto / Calgary / /
Company
ECW Press / Newhouse and associates / Volvo / Toyota / Ford / RAND Corporation / /
Country
Sweden / Canada / /
Currency
cent / / /
Facility
Hospital Employees’ Union / Fraser Institute / The Fraser Institute / Hospital Sector Revisited / Toronto-based Consumer Policy Institute / Hospital Support Workers / / /
IndustryTerm
by-product / less electricity / governmental solutions / insurance plan / health services / private services / public services / media enquiries / pharmaceutical / lower travel reimbursement / pharmaceutical distributors / as many services / medical technology / insurance coverage / highquality services / pharmaceuticals / spectacular new technologies / healthcare system / economic tools / policy solution / demand-management tool / medical services / insured services / hospital services / inadequate services / /
Organization
Premier’s Advisory Council on Health for Alberta / World Health Organization / Government of Alberta / Standing Senate Committee on Social Affairs / Science and Technology / Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development / Michael Kirby’s Senate committee / Development Department / OECD / CanaThe Fraser Institute / provincial government / Medicare / Consumer Policy Institute / Editorial Advisory Board / Fraser Institute / British Columbia Hospital Employees’ Union / /
Person
David Gratzer / Fred McMahon / Lindsey Thomas Martin Printed / Adam Smith / Michael Bliss / Mark Kennedy / Michael Kirby / William Watson / Margaret Wente / Kristin McCahon / Marjory LeBreton / Suzanne Walters / / /
Position
general practitioner / economist / payroll clerk in the private sector / hospital payroll clerk / hospital painter / Premier / booking clerk / historian / author / painter / book sales coordinator / Executive / Mail columnist / hospital booking clerk / reporter / Director of Communications / /
ProvinceOrState
Alberta / Quebec / British Columbia / a / Ontario / /
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