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Lecture Outline: State Medicine Introduction: British North America Act (1867) policy formation & implementation 2. Building Blocks for Canada: post-World War Two legislative initiatives – provincial & federal 3. Historical Models: Poor Law Citizenship/Maternal Feminism Professional Health & Welfare State 4. International Context: Britain - Switzerland - France - Sweden - United States 5. Dilemmas in State Medicine: cost politics scope

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British North America Act - 1867 Act to establish Canada Provinces responsibility Limited role for federal government

Structure of Canadian Health Care System Federal Government Veterans Provinces Aboriginals Military Prisons RCMP Doctors Hospitals Drug Plans Structure of Canadian Health Care System

Healing Journey Program idea + funding + staff + space + program = POLICY How policy gets created

Post-World II War Legislation 1945 - Federal-Provincial Conference on Reconstruction 1947 - Saskatchewan Hospital Insurance Plan 1948 - National Health Program 1943 – Marsh Report 1957 - Hospital Insurance & Diagnostic Services Act 1959 - Medicare in Saskatchewan 1964 - Royal Commission on Health Services 1966 - Federal Medical Care Act Tommy Douglas

1966 - Federal Medical Care Act - 5 key principles 1. Universality of eligibility 2. Comprehensive coverage 3. Portable between provinces 4. Prepaid by taxes 5. Non-profit and publicly administered

Poor Law State mixed economy of health provision: philanthropy, poor law & free enterprise paternalism & the local the ‘worthy poor’ & ‘less eligibility’

Citizens’ Health State middle class rights-based society maternal feminism & health provision health care as a national investment

Professional Welfare State ‘experts’ Leonard Marsh, Harry Cassidy, George Davidson health care & good citizens

International Context: Britain - 1913 National Insurance Act– 1948 National Health Service (NHS) Switzerland - 1911 Sickness & Accident Legislation France – 1918 1st compulsory health system, expanded post-1945 Sweden – 1891, 1910, 1931 sickness fund laws + government hospitals – 1946/47 full health insurance United States – national health insurance proposals of Progressive Era (1909-1920) & Truman Era not implemented

The Cost of Health Care Canadian health services: 1965 - $3.3 billion Graph needed showing raising costs of health care Canadian health services: 1965 - $3.3 billion 1985 - $40 billion problem = hospitals

The Politics of Health Care federal & provincial negotiations 1977 Bill C-37 federal contribution 25% 1984 Bill C-3 federal payments reduced relative to user fees

The Politics of Health Care federal & provincial negotiations 1977 Bill C-37 federal contribution 25% 1984 Bill C-3 federal payments reduced relative to user fees

The Scope of Health Care? 1974 Lalonde Report evidence-based medicine determinants of health health concept field

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