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Actions to address the impact of cuts to refugee health benefits

As we have previously blogged, the federal government recently cut health benefits for many refugees. In The Real Cost of Cutting Refugee Health Benefits, the Continue Reading…

POWER: A Vital Ingredient for Equity-Driven Health Reform

The POWER (Project for an Ontario Women's Health Evidence-Based Report) study has been an amazing source of data and evidence on population health, the Continue Reading…

Happy Pride II: Ensuring Health Equity For LGBTQ Communities

The inequitable health outcomes and the stigma, discrimination and other barriers to access to health faced by LGBTQ communities have been well documented.  In Continue Reading…

Driving Health Equity into Action: Lessons from Europe

While high-level commitment to health equity is increasingly widespread and Ontario's Excellent Care For All Act enshrines equity and population health as key Continue Reading…

Health Reform Through an Equity Lens: Access to High Quality Rehabilitation

The Wellesley Institute works to identify how to embed equity in health system priorities, drivers, planning and service delivery to ensure that all have Continue Reading…

Missing in Action (Plan): Equity

The Ontario government plans to conduct reviews of provincial spending. This both responds to the Drummond report call for more efficient and innovative Continue Reading…

PhDs for Fair Taxation? Sign Me Up

A group of leading community medicine and public health doctors have founded Doctors for Fair Taxation. They argue that physicians have become increasingly Continue Reading…

Equity Dialogues: Equity in Decision-Making and Service Delivery

Equity and population health are among the fundamental principles enshrined in Ontario's Excellent Care for All Act, and equity has become broadly accepted as a Continue Reading…

New Research on the Equity Potential of Community-Grounded Primary Care

Brilliant health economist, Bob Evans, occasionally spoke of 'zombies': policy and health funding prescriptions that were constantly refuted by evidence but Continue Reading…

Levers for Change: Hospital Health Equity Plans

Addressing pervasive health inequities is an incredibly complex challenge. Valuable population health research has been done, comprehensive health equity Continue Reading…