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Neena Chappell

Neena Chappell is a professor in the Institute on Aging and Lifelong Health and the department of sociology at the University of Victoria; she holds a Canada Research Chair in social gerontology.

Time to re-think health-care policy for the elderly

  • As the Canadian population continues to age, there is a need to revisit conventional thinking regarding the provision of health care services for seniors
Opinion | BY MARCUS J. HOLLANDER, NEENA CHAPPELL | June 6, 2016
Health Minister Jane Philpott, right, pictured with Justice Minister Jody Wilson-Raybould. It would cost relatively little to set up integrated systems of care for the elderly. It would be money well spent, write Neena Chappell and Marcus J. Hollander. The Hill Times photograph by Jake Wright

Time to re-think health-care policy for the elderly

Opinion | BY MARCUS J. HOLLANDER, NEENA CHAPPELL | June 6, 2016
  • As the Canadian population continues to age, there is a need to revisit conventional thinking regarding the provision of health care services for seniors

Time to re-think health-care policy for the elderly

Opinion | BY MARCUS J. HOLLANDER, NEENA CHAPPELL | June 6, 2016
  • As the Canadian population continues to age, there is a need to revisit conventional thinking regarding the provision of health care services for seniors
Health Minister Jane Philpott, right, pictured with Justice Minister Jody Wilson-Raybould. It would cost relatively little to set up integrated systems of care for the elderly. It would be money well spent, write Neena Chappell and Marcus J. Hollander. The Hill Times photograph by Jake Wright
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