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Testimonials
Dr. David Zitner (Halifax, Novia Scotia, Canada)
Dr. David Zitner is a physician and the director of Medical Informatics at Dalhousie University. Zitner is a recognized and critical voice for Canadian health care reform.
According to Dr. Zitner, “one of the main problems in Canada’s health care system is that ultimately everyone in the industry is responsible to the one paying the bills - the government. As such, doctors, clinics and administrators are accountable to the government instead of to patients.” He argues that if we want better health care, we have to measure patient satisfaction as well as costs.
- “Re-Evaluating Health Care” Atlantic Institute for Market Studies (AIMS), By David Zitner (August 11, 2007) http://www.aims.ca/library/ReEvaluatingHealthCare.pdf
- “Protect Yourself: Stay Informed” AIMS Education Foundation, By David Zitner and Grace Paterson (May 2, 2007) http://www.aims.ca/cm_Print.asp?cmPageID=157&typeID=4&id=1536&pg=healthcare.asp
Patients Testimonials
- Brian Lee Crowley (Halifax, Novia Scotia, Canada)
- Brian Turner (Oaks Green Mount, Rastrick, United Kingdom)
- Dorothy Griffiths (Stoke-on-Trent, United Kingdom)
- Dr. David Zitner (Halifax, Novia Scotia, Canada)
- Grace Paterson (Halifax, Novia Scotia, Canada)
- Helen Evans (London, United Kingdom)
- Highlights
- Richard Newman and his son Roy (Calgary, Alberta, Canada)
- Shona Holmes (Toronto, Ontario, Canada)
- Tim Evans (London, United Kingdom)
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