The Canonical Status of Catholic Health Care Facilities in the Province of New Brunswick in Light of Recent Provincial Government Legislation

Lewiston; Queenston; Lampeter: Edwin Mellen Pr. Very Good with no dust jacket. 2000. First Edition. Hardcover. 0773476830 . KB17...xxiii, 351 pp, [3]. Bibliography, Index. Octavo. Linen cloth boards with grey, image of a caduceus in blue and gold. Covers are clean and unmarked, minimal shelf wear. Gift inscript from the author on the first blank, otherwise clean and unmarked. A very technical work with lots of information about the laws and the work that was done. Real copies are quite scarce, this happens to be an actual copy that we will ship to you when you buy it from us. "In March, 1992, the provincial health minister announced an overhaul of the health care system in New Brunswick. This legislation threatened the Church's integral mission of providing health care in the province. The Hospital Act of 1992 terminated the collaboration, co-operation and partnership between Government and Church. The take-over of the Catholic hospitals, the dissolution of the individual hospital boards, the establishment of seven regional hospital corporations, challenged and even denied the Church's right to be involved in the health care delivery system. After nearly a year of negotiations, an agreement was reached whereby Catholic hospital facilities would continue to be owned by the religious institutes. While administration and control of these facilities would come under the authority of a regional hospital corporation, provisions were introduced to safeguard Catholic mission, values, philosophy and ethics in these hospitals." ; Canadian Studies; Vol. 26; 8vo 8" - 9" tall; 351 pages; Signed by Author .