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OrganizationResource/LinkAccord TopicAboriginal NursesAssoc. of CanadaA.N.A.C. (2015, October 17). Aboriginal Nurses Association of Canada Statement onAboriginal Health and Aboriginal Nursing Needs To All Parties in the Oct 19, 2015Federal Election (press release). Ottawa: Author.Indigenous healthAcademy of CanadianExecutive NursesMass, H. (2008). ACEN and the Health of Canadians. Position Statement. NursingLeadership, Vol. 21(4).AccessBruyère ResearchInstituteBruyère Research Institute. (2015). Does profit status affect hospitalization andmortality rates in long-term care homes? (press release). Ottawa: Author.Seniors’ care andhealthy agingHealth HumanResources (HHR)Health HumanResources (HHR)Tanuseputro, P., Mathieu, C., Bennett, C., Gruneir, A., Bronskill, S., Walker, P. &Manuel, D. (2015). Hospitalization and Mortality Rates in Long-Term Care Facilities:Does For-Profit Status Matter? JAMDA, Vol. 16(10), 874–883.Canadian Assoc. ofAdvanced PracticeNursesCAAPN. (2015). All Canadians Will Have Access to a Comprehensive Electronic HealthRecord. Position Statement. Ottawa: Author.Health Innovation(including EHR)CAAPN. (2014). Increase Access to Primary Health Care through Fair RemunerationRelated to the Canada Health Act, 1984. Ottawa: Author.Health HumanResources (HHR)Canadian Assoc. ofCommunity HealthCentresCACHC (2015). Better Health, Better Care: Increasing federal leadership to improvesocio-economic development and wellbeing across Canada. Ottawa: Author.AccessCACHC. About Community Health Centres.Social Determinantsof Health (SDH)PharmacareAssociation of Ontario Health Centres (AOHC). Ontario’s Community Health Centres:Every One Matters.Canadian Assoc. ofSocial WorkersCASW. (2013). The Canada Social Transfer and the Social Determinants of Health.Ottawa: Author.Social Determinantsof Health (SDH)Moscovitch, A. & Thomas, G. (2015). A New Social Care Act for Canada. Ottawa:CASW.Canadian Centre forPolicy AlternativesYalnizyan, A. (2015). Is It Possible to Save Costs While Improving Health Care? Ottawa:CCPA.AccessFunding formulaCanadian Doctors forRefugee CareGagnon, MA. (2010). The Economic Case for Universal Pharmacare. Ottawa: CCPA.PharmacarePottie, K. et al. Immigrant Populations Supplement: Health Equity Impact Assessment.Forthcoming publication.Access1 2015. Prepared by Michael Villeneuve Associates for the Canadian Federation of Nurses Unions

OrganizationResource/LinkAccord TopicCanadian Federationof Nurses Unions(CFNU)Mackenzie, H. (2015). The Canada Health Transfer Disconnect: an aging population,rising health care costs and a shrinking federal role in funding. Ottawa: CFNU.Funding formulaBerry, L., & Curry, P. (2012). Nursing Workload and Patient Care. Ottawa: CFNU.Health HumanResources (HHR)MacPhee, M. (2014). Valuing Patient Safety: Responsible Workforce Design. Ottawa:CFNU.CFNU CarletonUniversityPrice, S. (2015). Bridging the Generational Divide: Nurses United in Providing QualityPatient Care. Ottawa: CFNU.Gagnon, MA. (2014). A Roadmap to a Rational Pharmacare Policy in Canada. Ottawa:CFNU.CFNU YorkUniversityArmstrong, P., Armstrong, H. & Choiniere, J. (2015). Before It’s Too Late: a nationalplan for safe seniors’ care. Ottawa: CFNU.Seniors’ care andhealthy agingCanadian HealthCoalitionCHC. (2010). Building a Continuum of Care: The Time is Now. Brief to theParliamentary Committee on Palliative and Compassionate Care. Ottawa: Author.AccessCHC. (2013, December). A Seniors Health Care Plan for Canada: National Conference.Ottawa.Seniors’ care andhealthy agingCHC. (2013, May). Rethinking Drug Coverage - Time for Universal Pharmacare:National Conference. Ottawa.PharmacareCanadian HealthHuman ResourcesNetwork (CHHRN)Bourgeault, I., Demers, C., James, Y. & Bray, E. (2015). White Paper: The Need for aPan-Canadian Health Human Resources Strategy. Kingston: Queen’s UniversityMonieson Centre for Business Research in Healthcare.Health HumanResources (HHR)Canadian LabourCongress (CLC)CLC Website: Federal Election: Better Choices - Health Care.AccessCLC. (2015, March 2). 6 ways we are working to improve health care.Health HumanResources (HHR)CLC. (2015, March 22). Public health care matters.CLC. (2015, April 25). What’s the best way to improve health care – with cuts or byinvesting wisely?CLC. (2015, October 15). Bad medicine: Canadians will pay more for drugs and loseprivacy under TPP.CLC. Health and Safety.PharmacareSeniors’ care andhealthy agingPharmacareMental healthIndigenous healthFunding formulaCanadian MedicalAssoc. (CMA)CMA Website: Health Care TransformationHealth care systemtransformation:principlesCMA. (2014). Ensuring Equitable Access to Care: Strategies for Governments, HealthSystem Planners, and the Medical Profession. Position Statement. Ottawa: Author.AccessHaggie, J. (2012). A Doctor for Every Canadian: Better Planning for Canada’s HealthHuman Resources. Brief to the House of Commons Standing Committee on HumanHealth Human2 2015. Prepared by Michael Villeneuve Associates for the Canadian Federation of Nurses Unions

OrganizationResource/LinkAccord TopicResources, Skills and Social Development. Ottawa: CMA.Resources (HHR)CMA. (2012). Health Equity and the Social Determinants of Health: a role for themedical profession. CMA Policy. Ottawa: Author.Social Determinantsof Health (SDH)CMA. (2015) A Policy Framework to Guide a National Seniors Strategy for Canada.Ottawa: Author.Seniors’ care andhealthy agingConference Board of Canada (CBC). (2015). Federal Policy Action to Support theHealth Care Needs of Canada’s Aging Population. Report prepared for CMA. Ottawa:Author.Seniors’ care andhealthy agingCMA. (2010). Funding the Continuum of Care. Policy. Ottawa: Author.AccessPharmacareFunding formulaCMA. (2015). A Canadian Approach to Assisted Dying: CMA member dialogue,Summary Report. Ottawa: Author.End-of-Life Care forall CanadiansCanadian MentalHealth Assoc.(CMHA)CMHA. (2015). More for the Mind! Mental Health Transition and Innovation Fund. ACase for Investment. Ottawa: Author.Mental healthCanadian NursesAssoc. (CNA)CNA. (2012). Pan-Canadian Health Human Resources Planning. Position Statement.Ottawa: Author.Health HumanResources (HHR)Browne, G., Birch, S., Thabane, L. (2015). Better Care and Better Value for Canadians:A Review of RCT Studies of Nurse Interventions. CJNR 2015, Vol. 47. No. 4, 41-60.CNA. (2015). Physician-Assisted Death. Brief. Ottawa: Author.End-of-Life Care forall CanadiansCNA. (2015). CNA Website: 2015 Federal ElectionAccessSeniors’ care andhealthy agingCNA/CMACNA/CMA. (2011). Principles to Guide Health Care Transformation in Canada. Ottawa:Authors.Health care /HEAL. (2013). Integration: a new direction for Canadian health care. Reporton the health provider summit process. Ottawa: Authors.Health care systemtransformation:principlesCanadianPharmacists Assoc.(CPhA)CPhA. (2015, September 14) Canada’s Pharmacists Drive National PharmacareConversation (press release). Ottawa: CPhA.PharmacareCanadianPsychological Assoc.Peachy, D., Hicks, V., Adams, O. (2013). An Imperative for Change: access topsychological services for Canada. Prepared for CPA. Ottawa: Health Intelligence Inc.AccessMental healthCanadian Union ofPublic EmployeesCUPE. CUPE Backgrounder on the Health Accord. Ottawa: Author.Funding formulaPharmacare3 2015. Prepared by Michael Villeneuve Associates for the Canadian Federation of Nurses Unions

OrganizationResource/LinkAccord TopicCouncil of CanadiansCouncil of Canadians. Website: Health Care 101.Funding formulaPatterson, B. (2015, November 17). Barlow & Butler call on Trudeau to implementpharmacare. Ottawa: Council of Canadians.PharmacareButler, M. (2015, November 25). Letter to Health Minister Philpott. Ottawa: Council ofCanadians.DAWN Canada(DisAbled Women’sNetwork of Canada)DAWN. Learning brief: access to cancer screening for women with disabilities andDeaf women. Montreal: Author.AccessDAWN. (2014, October). “I got screened!” Our health matters PSA.DAWN. (2014, October). Our Health Matters. Montreal: Author.World Health Organization (WHO). (2011). World Health Organization: World reporton Disability. Geneva: Author.DAWN. (2013). Women with disabilities & Breast cancer screening: Identifiedproblems, strategies and recommended next steps – 2013. Montreal: Author.Health Action Lobby(HEAL)HEAL. (2014). The Canadian Way: Accelerating Innovation and Improving HealthSystem Performance. Consensus Statement. Ottawa: Author.Accountability,reporting, evaluationFunding formulaHealth Innovation(including EMR)HealthCareCANCanadian Healthcare Association. (2009). New Directions for Facility-Based Long TermCare. Policy Brief. Ottawa: Author.Canadian Healthcare Association. (2009). Home Care in Canada: From the margins tothe mainstream. Policy Brief. Ottawa: Author.AccessSeniors’ care andhealthy agingCanadian Healthcare Association. (2011). Continuing Care: a Pan-Canadian Approach.Policy Synthesis. Ottawa: Author.Canadian Healthcare Association. (2011). Health Promotion and Disease Prevention.Ottawa: Author.HealthCareCAN. (2015, August 24). National Seniors Care Strategy Important: Actionplan is urgent (press release). Ottawa: Author.HealthCareCANCanadian Healthcare Association. (2010). Health System Funding Models. Principles.Ottawa: Author.Health care systemtransformation:principlesFunding formulaMental HealthCommission ofCanadaMHCC. (2013). Making the Case for Investing in Mental Health in Canada. Ottawa:Author.Mental healthMHCC. (2012). Changing Directions, Changing Lives: the Mental Health Strategy forCanada. Ottawa: Author.Mental health4 2015. Prepared by Michael Villeneuve Associates for the Canadian Federation of Nurses Unions

OrganizationResource/LinkAccord TopicNational SeniorsStrategy**Website: National Seniors Strategy.Seniors’ care andhealthy agingPharmaceuticalPolicy ResearchCollaborationMorgan, S., Law, M., Daw, J., Abraham, L., & Martin, D. (2015). Estimated cost ofuniversal public coverage of prescription drugs in Canada. CMAJ. March 16, 2015.PharmacareMorgan, S., Raza, D. (2015, November 17). Pharmacare should be at the top ofTrudeau’s agenda. Toronto Star.Morgan, S., Martin, D., Gagnon, M.A., Mintzes, B., Daw, & J. & Lexchin, J. (2015).Pharmacare 2020 Summary of Recommendations: Moving from principles to practices.Vancouver: University of British Columbia, The Pharmaceutical Policy ResearchCollaboration.Truth andReconciliationCommissionTRC. (2015). Truth and Reconciliation Commission of Canada: Calls to Action.Winnipeg: Author.Indigenous healthWHO/PAHOCollaborating Centreon Health WorkforcePlanning andResearchTomblin Murphy, G., Birch, S., & Mackenzie, A. (2007). Needs-Based Health HumanResources Planning: The Challenge of Linking Needs to Provider Requirements. Reportprepared for CNA and CMA. Ottawa: CNA & CMA.Health HumanResources (HHR)Tomblin Murphy, G., Birch, S., Alder, R., MacKenzie, A., Lethbridge, L., Little, L., &Cook. A. (2009). Tested Solutions for Eliminating Canada’s Registered NursingShortage. Report prepared for CNA. Ottawa: CNA.National Seniors Strategy supporters: CARP, CASW, Canadian Caregiver Coalition, CFNU, CFPC, Canadian Home Care Assoc, CLC, CMA, CNA, NDP.Elements1.2.3.4.5.Access (including primary, acute, home, long-term,health/wellness promotion and injury/illnessprevention)Accountability, reporting, evaluationEnd-of-life care for All Canadians (including palliative,hospice, assisted dying)Funding formulaHealth human resources (HHR)PrinciplesHealth care system transformation: principles6.7.8.9.10.Health innovation, including electronic healthrecordsIndigenous healthMental healthPharmacareSeniors’ care and healthy aging (including diseaseprevention and management, home care, long-termcare and palliative care)Cross-cutting issuesSocial determinants of health5 2015. Prepared by Michael Villeneuve Associates for the Canadian Federation of Nurses Unions