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Qualitative study of employment of physician assistants by physicians Benefits and barriers in the Ontario health care system by Taylor, Maureen T, Wayne Taylor, D, Burrows, Kristen, Cunnington, John, Lombardi, Andrea, Liou, Michelle

“…To explore the experiences and perceptions of Ontario physician assistant (PA) employers about the barriers to and benefits of hiring PAs. A qualitative design…”
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The effectiveness of hydroxychloroquine in patients with type 2 diabetes mellitus who are refractory to sulfonylureas—a randomized trial by Gerstein, Hertzel C., Thorpe, Kevin E., Wayne Taylor, D., Brian Haynes, R.

“…Aim: To assess the glucose-lowering efficacy, responsiveness, duration of action and impact on quality-of-life of hydroxychloroquine (HXCHL), when added as an…”
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A Message from the Guest Editor by Taylor, D. Wayne

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Rethinking the financing of healthcare in Canada by Taylor, D. Wayne

“…Canadians need to talk about their healthcare, about who pays for what, when. Lack of money is not the issue; how that money is spent is the issue—what public…”
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Redressing the inequities in Canadian pharmacare by Taylor, D. Wayne

“…Canadian healthcare is not universal. Nowhere is this lack of universality more evident than in the payment for drugs in Canada. Canadians without the…”
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From stigma to the spotlight: A need for patient-centred incontinence care by Taylor, D. Wayne, Cahill, Jacqueline J.

“…Incontinence is not a single disorder but a family of related conditions with different etiologies and treatments; it is a chronic disability that carries an…”
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Facts, myths and monsters: understanding the principles of good governance by Wayne Taylor, D

“…As in many countries today, health services across Canada are being restructured. Most jurisdictions within Canada are also restructuring and experimenting…”
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Rule of Law and State Capacity: Keys to Market Access in Developing and Resource-Constrained Markets by Taylor, D. Wayne, Ward, Christopher

“…There is a healthcare crisis in developing and resource-constrained countries that is attributable to the burden of communicable diseases and the rapid rise of…”
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Benefit of Carotid Endarterectomy in Patients with Symptomatic Moderate or Severe Stenosis by Barnett, Henry J.M, Taylor, D. Wayne, Eliasziw, Michael, Fox, Allan J, Ferguson, Gary G, Haynes, R. Brian, Rankin, Richard N, Clagett, G. Patrick, Hachinski, Vladimir C, Sackett, David L, Thorpe, Kevin E, Meldrum, Heather E, Spence, J. David

“…In 1954 a patient with symptoms suggesting that a stroke was imminent underwent successful removal of a stenosed segment of the carotid artery. 1 From that…”
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Finding Canada's healthcare equilibrium by Taylor, D. Wayne

“…Economic equilibrium, in which demand for health services is in balance with supply, is an elusive phenomenon in advanced healthcare systems worldwide, yet…”
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Low-dose and high-dose acetylsalicylic acid for patients undergoing carotid endarterectomy: a randomised controlled trial by Taylor, D Wayne, Barnett, Henry JM, Haynes, R Brian, Ferguson, Gary G, Sackett, David L, Thorpe, Kevin E, Simard, Denis, Silver, Frank L, Hachinski, Vladimir, Clagett, G Patrick, Barnes, R, Spence, J David

“…Endarterectomy benefits certain patients with carotid stenosis, but benefits are lessened by perioperative surgical risk. Acetylsalicylic acid lowers the risk…”
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Determining optimal therapy--randomized trials in individual patients by Guyatt, G, Sackett, D, Taylor, D W, Chong, J, Roberts, R, Pugsley, S

“…Although the treatment of an individual patient in routine clinical practice has been likened to an experiment, the method is so susceptible to bias that we…”
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Efficacy and Cost Benefit of Inhaled Corticosteroids in Patients Considered to Have Mild Asthma in Primary Care Practice by O′Byrne, Paul, Cuddy, Lauren, Taylor, D Wayne, Birch, Stephen, Morris, Joanne, Syrotuik, Jerry

“…OBJECTIVE: Inhaled corticosteroids are infrequently used as asthma therapy in patients considered to have mild asthma in primary care practice. The purpose of…”
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UNIQUE COVERAGE ISSUES IN FLOOD LOSSES by Taylor, Wayne D., Park, Arthur J., O'Brien, Sean

“…"1 Even though Sandy was technically only a Category I hurricane, its destructive winds and flooding extended more than 450 miles from its center.2 Other…”
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Real numbers tell real stories in health services management by Heenan, Michael, Wood, Brady, Taylor, D. Wayne

“…In the words of one hospital manager, “hospital data is currently indigestible and alien to the average user.” Drawing upon the experience of an academic…”
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Privatization of state enterprise: policy drivers and lessons learned by Wayne Taylor, D, Warrack, Allan A

“…Government's continuum of policy instrument choices historically has included nationalization of enterprise. Today, the additional choice exists of the…”
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Canadian Hemodialysis Morbidity Study by Churchill, D N, Taylor, D W, Cook, R J, LaPlante, P, Barre, P, Cartier, P, Fay, W P, Goldstein, M B, Jindal, K, Mandin, H

“…The objective of this study was to determine the probabilities of specific morbid events or death among patients with end-stage renal disease (ESRD) treated by…”
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DEFECTIVE AND CORROSIVE DRYWALL: ANALYZING FIRST-PARTY COVERAGE ISSUES by Taylor, Wayne D., Pawlak, Ruth M.

“…On June 19, 2009, a number of federal cases involving defective and corrosive drywall were transferred and consolidated as multidistrict litigation in the case…”
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A Meso-level Understanding of Business-Government Relations by Wayne Taylor, D

“…Previous studies of business-government relations have tended to take either a macro approach (using a single theoretical framework to explain all…”
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2020 Healthcare Management in Canada: A New Model Home Next Door by Taylor, D. Wayne

“…The Commission on the Future of Health Care in Canada asked whether Medicare is sustainable in its present form. Well, Medicare is not sustainable for at least…”
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