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15
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33
(2014-09-16
à
2015-12-02)
Politique ou Programme
amend the current Employment Insurance sickness benefit to better reflect the needs of Canadians with episodic disabilities and for caregivers
existing procedures for the special access programs for prescription medications will not create barriers that prevent people with arthritis from benefiting from this program
promote an increase in funding for research related to arthritis and to support patient oriented research
promote changes to the Common Drug Review process to minimize duplication, improve timeliness and transparancy, ensure the patient submission process is meaningful and relevant, and encourage the amendment of guidelines to make comparisons of benefits and risks more meaningful to people with arthritis.
revise the terms “severe and prolonged” in section 42 of the Canada Pension Plan
to advocate for the development of a co-ordinated national strategy for musculoskeletal conditions that will align strategic directions, exchanging best practices, and integration of prevention, detection and management systems across Canada
Proposition législative, Projet de loi ou résolution, Règlement
to advocate for the development of new legislation that has the potential to impact appropriate promote timely and transparent approval processes, and effective post-marketing surveillance for prescription medications