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health spending
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Underlying chronic conditions significantly increase hospital spending in Canada
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Last year, prescription drugs were the smallest component of government health care spending growth in Canada
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Impacts of Liability on the Affordability of Healthcare
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Chronic disease self management programs improve health and reduce overall health care costs
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Canada’s National Pharmaceutical Strategy: Improving access to medicines or containing costs by limiting patient/physician treatment choices?
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Growing numbers of employers use care management strategies to combat chronic disease risk factors and contain health benefit costs
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Consumers in Canada spend the same percentage of their income on prescription drugs as consumers in the United States
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Focusing on improving health outcomes instead of decreasing access to testing and treatments will do more to contain health spending growth
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Despite misleading claims that drugs accounted for most of Canadian health care spending growth, institutional care continues to drive Canadian health spending
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Covering Treatments for Rare Disorders will have Little Impact on Drug Plan Costs
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