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U.S. study finds burnout leads to higher healthcare-associated infection rates and costs hospitals millions of additional dollars annually.

A Fraser Institute study states that thousands of Canadians are going to the U.S. for medical care.

Other provinces are watching Ontario to see whether reducing health care costs by reducing doctor fees is politically possible

The growing elderly population and its associated disease burden are adding to the economic challenges faced by the Australian government, according to a report by GlobalData. The healthcare challenges facing Australia's federal and state governments are similar to those confronting governments in Canada.

he Ontario Hospital Association says it is accepting applications for funding under the Green Hospital Champion Fund Implementation Program. Ontario hospitals can apply for funding for green projects to cover up to $750,000 of eligible costs.

A researcher used modeling to project that the count of those trained as nurse practitioners would increase 94% from 128,000 in 2008 to 244,000 in 2025.

Capital investments in hospital technology and equipment rely on private donors – a challenge and an opportunity