This book captures the current state of healthcare administration and management in Canada. Currently, no single resource exists that captures the current landscape of the Canadian healthcare system in the post-COVID-19 era, nor is there a single resource that provides an overview of current operational, human resources, and financial challenges facing the healthcare system in Canada. The book discusses Canada's universal healthcare delivery model's unique historical, political, and social welfare perspectives. The book is intended to cover the current social, policy, legal, operational, and financial aspects of healthcare delivery in Canada. It fills a gap in the knowledge base for students, teachers, and researchers in Colleges and Universities in Healthcare Administration & Management programs. The book also provides an overview of the healthcare system's delivery to nursing, medical, and other regulated healthcare professionals. Moreover, the chapters offer leadership and management frameworks to guide emerging healthcare leaders in healthcare organizations. Additionally, the content examines the delivery of healthcare services focusing on managing finance, operations, quality, human resources management, labour relations and healthcare information management.
Healthcare Administration and Management: A Canadian Context is intended to serve as a valuable resource for nurses, healthcare managers, physicians, health policy and law professionals, and others.
