Canada\'s public health care system is under attack.
It also offers real, implementable, solutions to Save Canada\'s cherished public health care system and emphasizes the urgency of acting on them..
A clarion call for change, Dying to be Seen traces the origins of Medicare and offers a glimpse of what Canadians can expect to happen if we decide not to intervene now.
For average Canadians, it is a call to arms to Save Canada\'s universal, egalitarian Medicare program from sliding into the cruel, profit-driven system that bedevils their neighbours to the south.
For law makers and governments, the book is an urgent warning to rearrange the status quo to divorce political expediency from sound policy or suffer the dire consequences.
For administrators, it sheds light on why the current solutions have failed.
For health care policymakers, the book outlines the urgency of the constructive, evidence-based action that is required to Save the system.
Dying to be Seen lays out the deleterious effects of such an attack and how it is impacting every stakeholder in Canada\'s Medicare system.
The last stage of the takedown has begun and the slow but steady infusion of privatization now flows unobstructed through the veins of Medicare.
Neoliberalism has the rescue medication locked within its assault armamentarium-privatization.
There is a reason for that.
Defunding, deregulating, defrauding, and deliberate disintegration have manipulated Canadians into despising their once-beloved system as unsustainable, unfixable, and cost-prohibitive.
Canada\'s public health care system is under attack
