TITLE

Unmet health care needs

AUTHOR(S)
Chen, J.; Hou, F.; Sanmartin, C.; Houle, C.; Tremblay, S.; Berthelot, J.M.
PUB. DATE
December 2002
SOURCE
Canadian Social Trends;Winter2002, Issue 67, p18
SOURCE TYPE
Periodical
DOC. TYPE
Article
ABSTRACT
Reveals the inadequacies of Canada's universal health care system. Percentage of Canadians reporting that they did not receive the health care they need; Complaints over long waiting times by people with health problems; Causes of unmet health needs. INSETS: What you should know about this study;Health Services Access Survey.
ACCESSION #
8966647

Tags: MEDICAL care;  CANADIANS -- Health

 

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