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Researchers
Raisa Deber
Professor of Health Policy, Department of Health Policy, Management
and Evaluation, Faculty of Medicine, University of Toronto,
Toronto, Ontario.
Born in Toronto, Professor Deber received her PhD in political
science from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. She
has lectured and published extensively on Canadian health policy,
and advised numerous local, provincial, national and international
bodies and served on editorial boards and review panels.
Professor Deber's current research centres around Canadian health
policy. Projects include examination of where nurses work and
the factors associated with differential "stickiness" across
sub-sectors, what's in and out of the basket of services, and
public and private roles in the financing and delivery of health
services (with a focus on long term care). She is currently
the director of M-THAC (From Medicare to Home and Community):
Overtaking the Limits of Publicly-funded Healthcare in Canada,
a community alliance health research program funded by the Canadian
Institute of Health Research, and will direct a new CIHR Team
in Community Care and Health Human Resources. She teaches courses
on Canadian politics and health policy, and case studies in
Canadian health policy and management.
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