
Data Suggests Progress on Health Care Waitlists
New data obtained by SecondStreet.org appears to show progress on reducing health care waitlists in some parts of Canada.
New data obtained by SecondStreet.org appears to show progress on reducing health care waitlists in some parts of Canada.
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New research from SecondStreet.org shows that nearly 2,000 nurses who live in Ontario work in Michigan.
This data, along with survey responses from those nurses, could be helpful to Canadian hospitals and clinics looking to hire more staff.
SecondStreet.org reacts to a decision from the Supreme Court of Canada to not listen to a case that could have given Canadians the right to pay for private health care.
A new report from SecondStreet.org shows that no provinces are tracking or analyzing patient suffering or worsening conditions due to long medical waitlists.
SecondStreet.org has released newly obtained data from Manitoba, Ontario and Alberta on patients who died on a waiting list in 2021-22.
The latest government data obtained by SecondStreet.org shows that 3.2 million Canadians are waiting for surgery, a diagnostic scan, or to see a specialist
Government data obtained by SecondStreet.org shows that 343 Saskatchewan patients died while waiting for surgery in 2021-22, a 23% increase over the previous year
SecondStreet.org is responding to the Ontario government’s decision to partner with more private clinics to help reduce the surgical backlog.
SecondStreet.org has released its annual Died on a Waiting List report for 2021-22.
Once again, a troubling trend continues: more people are dying while waiting for surgery or diagnostic scans.
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SecondStreet.org has released data obtained from provincial governments that shows at least 2.9 million Canadians are on waitlists for surgery, diagnostics, or to see a medical specialist.