Managing health reform through an economic downturn
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This document discusses Canada's management of health reform during an economic downturn from 1985 to 2000. It shows real per capita GDP, public health expenditures, doctor consultations, physicians, and hospital beds per capita in Canada over this period. During an economic recession, Canada was able to maintain increases in public health spending and access to care as shown by steady or rising rates of doctor consultations, physicians and hospital beds per capita despite a fall in real GDP per person.
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Managing health reform through an economic downturn
- 1. Managing health reform through an economic downturn October 2011
- 2. Real per capita GPD, Canada: before, during and after the recession (1985 to 2000)
- 3. Real per capita public sector health expenditure: Canada, 1980 to 2010
- 4. Number of doctor consultations per capita: Canada, 1980 to 2007
- 5. Physicians per 1,000 population: Canada, 1980 to 2007
- 6. Hospital beds per 1,000 population: Canada, 1980 to 2007*
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