CHP Blogazine

CHP blogazine

2019
- Brett Skinner talks about pharmacare: CKLW AM800 Windsor »
  
  Posted on November 7, 2019
- Gaps in coverage for take-home cancer drugs in Canada »
  
  Posted on October 17, 2019
- Are the Real-World Data available in Canada suitable for drug reimbursement decisions? »
  
  Posted on September 24, 2019
- National pharmacare advisory council’s report leaves many unanswered questions. »
  
  Posted on July 24, 2019
- GLOBAL NEWS Radio's Danielle Smith interviews CHPI's Brett Skinner about pharmacare. »
  
  Posted on June 27, 2019
- Pharmacare Council dismissed less costly, less disruptive policy options and misdiagnosed the gap. »
  
  Posted on June 20, 2019
- Who will speak for the unmet needs of the sick? »
  
  Posted on March 25, 2019
- VIDEO - National Pharmacare Facts. »
  
  Posted on February 4, 2019
- NATIONAL POST RADIO's Emily Jackson interviews CHPI's Brett Skinner about pharmacare myths. »
  
  Posted on January 25, 2019
- Do Canadians really face a tradeoff between basic necessities and medicines? »
  
  Posted on January 19, 2019
2018
- GLOBAL NEWS AM640's Tasha Kheiriddin interviews CHPI's Brett Skinner about national pharmacare. »
  
  Posted on June 19, 2018
- CHPI leads evidence-based opposition to government-run monopoly pharmacare. »
  
  Posted on March 7, 2018
2017
- Federal government’s changes to drug price regulations will reduce access to new medicines. »
  
  Posted on December 1, 2017
- How do HTA decisions affect access to mental health drugs in Canada? »
  
  Posted on April 12, 2017
2016
- CHPI's Brett Skinner interviewed about pharmacare by Devon Peacock host of AM980 The Pulse. »
  
  Posted on December 8, 2016
- National pharmacare could be costly for patients and taxpayers. »
  
  Posted on March 2, 2016
2015
- Is Canada under-investing in medical technology? »
  
  Posted on July 12, 2015
- Are public drug budgets limited by false notions about the economic affordability of new medicines? »
  
  Posted on June 30, 2015
- Where are the best and worst public drug plans in Canada for patient access to new medicines? »
  
  Posted on June 30, 2015

Brett Skinner talks about pharmacare: CKLW AM800 Windsor »

Gaps in coverage for take-home cancer drugs in Canada »

Are the Real-World Data available in Canada suitable for drug reimbursement decisions? »

National pharmacare advisory council’s report leaves many unanswered questions. »

GLOBAL NEWS Radio's Danielle Smith interviews CHPI's Brett Skinner about pharmacare. »

Pharmacare Council dismissed less costly, less disruptive policy options and misdiagnosed the gap. »

Who will speak for the unmet needs of the sick? »

VIDEO - National Pharmacare Facts. »

NATIONAL POST RADIO's Emily Jackson interviews CHPI's Brett Skinner about pharmacare myths. »

Do Canadians really face a tradeoff between basic necessities and medicines? »

GLOBAL NEWS AM640's Tasha Kheiriddin interviews CHPI's Brett Skinner about national pharmacare. »

CHPI leads evidence-based opposition to government-run monopoly pharmacare. »

Federal government’s changes to drug price regulations will reduce access to new medicines. »

How do HTA decisions affect access to mental health drugs in Canada? »

CHPI's Brett Skinner interviewed about pharmacare by Devon Peacock host of AM980 The Pulse. »

National pharmacare could be costly for patients and taxpayers. »

Is Canada under-investing in medical technology? »

Are public drug budgets limited by false notions about the economic affordability of new medicines? »

Where are the best and worst public drug plans in Canada for patient access to new medicines? »

CHP blogazine

Gaps in coverage for take-home cancer drugs in Canada

Opinions

National pharmacare: Which drugs are essential?

Pharmacare is unnecessary, bad for privately insured Canadians and costly for taxpayers.

Civil servants get the Rolls Royce of pharmacare while party leaders can't even muster a decent plan

News

Trump administration unveils plan to allow importing cheaper drugs from Canada

Canada lagging behind international counterparts in patient safety: CIHI report

Emergency department wait times on the rise in Canada: CIHI data

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