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Published by Dr. Braden Manns
The It Should Be Different podcast explores the challenges Canadians face in accessing quality health care, reveals the behind the scenes workings of the health care system, and offers real solutions for improving health care. Dr. Braden Manns, a kidney specialist and former health system leader, blends insider insight with patient and clinician stories and welcomes some of Canada’s most experienced health care professionals to a conversation about the health care crisis and how we can fix it.
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The It Should Be Different podcast explores the challenges Canadians face in accessing quality health care, reveals the behind the scenes workings of the health care system, and offers real solutions for improving health care. Dr. Braden Manns, a kidney specialist and former health system leader, blends insider insight with patient and clinician stories and welcomes some of Canada’s most experienced health care professionals to a conversation about the health care crisis and how we can fix it. About Dr. Manns: Dr. Braden Manns is a practising physician and Associate Vice-President of Health Research at the University of Calgary. Dr. Manns has a medical degree from the University of Toronto, and specialty training in Internal Medicine and Nephrology from the University of Calgary. He also has a Master’s in HealthEconomics from York University in England. He has published more than 500 research articles, many focused on improving Canadian health care. He served as a vice-president in Canada’s largest single health system. With his researchexpertise, and practical experience, he’s now determined to reveal the root causes of Canada’s healthcare crisis and share solutions.
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