Population Demographics: Health-Care Costs and Healthcare Choices

population demographics: Also, charging doctors 30 per cent toward collaborative practice costs seems excessive when what can be charged per patient visit is restrictive, according to The Chronicle Herald. Seriously, isn't it true that multiple symptoms can be indicative of one ailment and that it takes an assessment of the whole person to lead to a proper diagnosis Let start listening more sensitively to our doctors and paying attention to our population demographics, while making these important policy decisions for our healthcare choices. Possibly a treatment for many of our high health-care costs could lie in eliminating so many of the executive and administrative roles in these government departments, particularly those that are duplications in both areas. It is disheartening to keep listening to the rhetoric of politicians and executives in relation to these issues. I regularly visit HMCS Sackville and can't but notice the contrast between it — a ship being carefully cared for and maintained — and the scruffy, unmaintained Acadia, with its dirty paint, rusty hull and rotten decks. Sandra Bauld, HRM A CRIME OF NEGLECT I want to thank Rod Desborough for his Reader Corner item, Acadia neglected . I had started to write a similar letter to this paper, with a title that reflected the provincial government criminal neglect of what should be a showcase tourist attraction on our waterfront. (www.immigrantscanada.com). As reported in the news.