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While Americans worry about underinsurance in a market- oriented system, Canadians carp about hospital waiting lists in their single-payer system. Seventeen reprints, published from 1988-94, compare North America's two divergent health care systems in regard to relative costs, access, quality of outcomes, and public opinion. The majority in both countries favor reforms in their respective systems underwriting government assurance of access to one-class care. Contributors' affiliations are unspecified. Annotation c. by Book News, Inc., Portland, Or.
Introduction 1(8) Robert Chernomas Ardeshir Sepehri Part I: The Relative Costs of the Canadian and U.S. Health Care Systems 9(110)
1. Controlling Health Expenditures--The Canadian Reality 9(14) Robert G. Evans Jonathan Lomas Morris L. Barer Roberta J. Labelle Catherine Fooks Gregory L. Stoddart Geoffrey M. Anderson David Feeny Amiram Gafni George W. Torrance William G. Tholl
2. How Does Canada Do It? A Comparison of Expenditures for Physicians Services in the United States and Canada 23(18) Victor R. Fuchs James S. Hahn
3. Hospital Spending in the United States and Canada: A Comparison 41(12) Joseph P. Newhouse Geoffrey Anderson Leslie L. Roos
4. Debate on U.S./Canadian Health Expenditures--I 53(30) A How Well Is Canada Doing? 53(13) Edward Neuschler B Canadian U.S. Health Care: Reflections on the HIAAs Analysis 66(11) Morris L. Barer W. Pete Welch Laurie Antioch C Debating the Canadian System: A Response from the Author 77(6) Edward Neuschler
5. Debate on U.S./Canadian Health Expenditures--II 83(22) A A Closer Look at Health Care in Canada 83(10) Jacques Krasny Ian R. Ferrier B U.S./Canadian Health Spending: Methods and Assumptions 93(9) Daniel R. Waldo Sally T. Sonnefeld C U.S./Canadian Comparison: The Authors Respond 102(3) Jacques Krasny Ian R. Ferrier
6. An Economists Brief Guide to the Recent Debate on the Canadian Health Care System 105(14) Robert Chernomas Ardeshir Sepehri Part II: Comparing Access and Quality of Outcomes in the Canadian and U.S. Health Care Systems 119(156)
7. The Vanishing Health Care Safety Net: New Data on Uninsured Americans 119(16) David U. Himmelstein Steffie Woolhandler Sidney M. Wolfe
8. Underinsurance in America 135(10) Thomas Bodenheimer
9. Canadas National Health Program 145(8) David U. Himmelstein Steffie Woolhandler
10. Waiting Your Turn: Hospital Waiting Lists in Canada 153(58) Cynthia Ramsay Michael Walker
11. Patient Access to Magnetic Resonance Imaging Centers in Orange Country, California 211(2) Beverly C. Morgan
12. Postsurgical Mortality in Manitoba and New England 213(14) Leslie L. Roos Elliott S. Fisher Sandra M. Sharp Joseph P. Newhouse Geoffrey M. Anderson Thomas A. Bubolz
13. Use of Coronary Artery Bypass Surgery in the United States and Canada: Influence of Age and Income 227(14) Geoffrey M. Anderson Kevin Grumbach Harold S. Luft Leslie L. Roos Cameron Mustard Robert Brook
14. Coronary Angiography and Bypass Surgery in Manitoba and the United States: A First Comparison 241(14) Leslie L. Roos Ruth Bond C. David Naylor Mark R. Chassin Andrew L. Morris
15. Health and Surgical Outcomes in Canada and the United States 255(20) Leslie L. Roos Elliott S. Fisher Ruth Brazauskas Sandra M. Sharp Evelyn Shapiro Part III: Public Opinion of the Canadian and U.S. Health Care Systems 275(28)
16. Public Opinion on Health Care Reform 275(10) David U. Himmelstein Steffie Woolhandler
17. Debate on Popular Opinion on Health Care 285(18) A Public Attitudes about Health Care Costs: A Lesson in National Schizophrenia 285(8) Robert J. Blendon Drew E. Altman B A Response to Conventional Wisdom 293(3) Vicente Navarro C What Do Americans Really Want? 296(2) Drew E. Altman D In Defense of American People: Americans Are Not Schizophrenic 298(5) Vicente Navarro Conclusion 303(4) Robert Chernomas Ardeshir Sepehri Index 307
Robert Chernomas is Professor of Economics at, Department of Economics, University of Manitoba.
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