Access to care, access to justice : the legal debate over private health insurance in Canada /

Historically, the Supreme Court of Canada has avoided direct intervention in health care policy-making. This posture changed dramatically with the release of the Chaoulli decision in June 2005. In a narrow four-to-three decision, the Supreme Court struck down Quebec laws prohibiting the sale of priv...

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Corporate Author: Access to Care, Access to Justice Conference
Other Authors: Flood, Colleen M., Roach, Kent, Sossin, Lorne, 1964-
Format: Electronic Conference Proceeding eBook
Language:English
Published: Toronto, Ont. ; Buffalo, N.Y. : University of Toronto Press, ©2005.
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Table of Contents:
  • Chaoulli : the political versus the legal life of a judicial decision / Peter H. Russell
  • The Chaoulli decision : less than meets the eye
  • or more? / Bernard M. Dickens
  • Chaoulli and Quebec's Charter of Human Rights and Freedoms : the ambiguities of distinctness / Jean-François Gaudreault-DesBiens and Charles-Maxime Panaccio
  • Charter perspectives on Chaoulli : the body and the body politic / Lorraine Weinrib
  • Worse than Lochner? / Sujit Choudhry
  • Condition critical : the constitution and health care / Allan Hutchinson
  • Wealthcare : the politics of the Charter re-visited / Andrew Petter
  • Déjà vu all over again : Chaoulli and the limits of judicial policy-making / Christopher P. Manfredi
  • Towards a two-tier constitution? : the poverty of health rights / Lorne Sossin
  • The courts and Medicare : too much or too little judicial activism? / Kent Roach
  • Implications of Chaoulli for fact finding in constitutional cases / Hamish Stewart
  • Experts and evidence : new challenges in knowledge translation / Morris Barer
  • Different interpretations of "evidence" and implications for the Canadian healthcare system / Charles J. Wright
  • How to defend a public health care system : lessons from abroad / Alan Maynard
  • Blending private and social health insurance in the Netherlands : challenges posed by the EU / André den Exter
  • The role of private health insurance in social health insurance countries : implications for Canada / Stefan Greß
  • Finding health policy "arbitrary" : the evidence on waiting, dying, and two-tier systems / Colleen M. Flood, Mark Stabile and Sasha Kontic
  • The CMA's Chaoulli motion and the myth of promoting fair access to health care / Trudo Lemmens and Tom Archibald
  • Preserving privilege, promoting profit : the payoffs from private health insurance / Robert G. Evans
  • Opening Medicare to our neighbours or closing the door on a public system? : international trade law implications of Chaoulli v. Quebec / Tracey Epps and David Schneiderman
  • Promises, promise : setting boundaries between public and private / Claude E. Forget
  • Politics and paradoxes : Chaoulli and the Alberta reaction / Timothy Caulfield and Nola Ries
  • Private insurance for Medicare : policy history and trajectory in the four western provinces / Greg Marchildon
  • A just measure of patience : managing access to cancer services after Chaoulli / T. Sullivan [and others]
  • Section 7 "safety valves" : appealing wait times within a one-tier system / Caroline Pitfield and Colleen M. Flood
  • Arbitrariness, Randomness and the Principles of fundamental justice / Stanley Hartt
  • In search of a mandate? / Roy Romanow.