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Fred Horne

Fred Horne, former Alberta Conservative health minister and health policy adviser is the co-chair of Palliative Care Matters, along with Karen MacMillan, SOO, Covenant Health.

Palliative care is the orphan of the Canadian health system

  • With good palliative care, we can live out our days relatively free of pain and suffering, confident that our physical, spiritual, and emotional needs
Opinion | BY FRED HORNE | November 9, 2016
The $3-billion committed by Health Minister Philpott to improve home care, including palliative home care, is an important signal to all parts of the health system that action is needed now. The Hill Times photograph by Jake Wright

Palliative care is the orphan of the Canadian health system

Opinion | BY FRED HORNE | November 9, 2016
  • With good palliative care, we can live out our days relatively free of pain and suffering, confident that our physical, spiritual, and emotional needs

Palliative care is the orphan of the Canadian health system

Opinion | BY FRED HORNE | November 9, 2016
  • With good palliative care, we can live out our days relatively free of pain and suffering, confident that our physical, spiritual, and emotional needs
The $3-billion committed by Health Minister Philpott to improve home care, including palliative home care, is an important signal to all parts of the health system that action is needed now. The Hill Times photograph by Jake Wright
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