Sweeping changes are being proposed as Canadians examine our health care system. But what are the legal implications of health care reform? In this timely collection, lawyers and legal scholars discuss a variety of topics in health care reform, including regulation of private care, interpretation of the Canada Health Act, and the constitutional implications of proposed reforms. --- from the publisher Reviews: "Health Care Reform and the Law in Canada was a pleasant surprise to read. It should be recommended reading for anyone interested in health-care reforms, and it is an unexpected strong argument for retaining our dominantly public health care system.” --Joan Price Boase, Canadian Public Administration/Administration Publique du Canada "I recommend this book without reservation. The essays have several underlying themes, which taken together prove why more lawyers should become knowledgeable about health care reform.... When governments sit down to discuss health care reform, much more than money is on the table.” --Donna Greschner, Saskatchewan Law Review 2002 About the Editors: Barbara von Tigerstrom is currently studying at the University of Cambridge in England.
Timothy Caulfield lives in Edmonton, where he teaches at the University of Alberta. | 
