Johnson Shoyama Graduate School of Public Policy : 3rd annual Houston lecture

DELIVERING ON THE PROMISE OF MEDICARE

Presented by:

Dr. Danielle Martin

Executive Vice President and Chief Medical Executive at Women’s College Hospital

Acclaimed Physician and Health Care Expert

What exactly is the Promise of Medicare? For starters, it has to do with living our values, specifically the value of equity of access to health care services. Canada’s health care system was built on a promise we can all be proud of: the promise of access to services based on need, rather than the ability to pay. We can continue to be proud of that promise, but to deliver on it, Medicare needs to be improved. This is more evident now than ever, given the demands and pressures on the health care system due to COVID-19. From the vantage point of a family doctor working in the system, Dr. Martin will explore how we can do better. Now.

Event details:

Thursday, January 21, 2021

7:00 – 8:30 PM (CST – Saskatchewan time)

Those interested in attending this free, online lecture must register in advance.  Zoom connection details will be sent with the confirmation email.

About the Houston Lecture:

Thanks to the generous donation of Dr. Stuart and Mary Houston and the Houston Family Trust, this annual lecture brings together thought leaders, academics, students and community members to hear from leading experts on current issues related to inequality, health and social policy in Canada.

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