Publications

Wyatt Health Management is pleased to have worked with the Cancer Advocacy Coalition of Canada as a contributor to the 2007 Report Card on Cancer in Canada. Please click on the "more information" link below for access to the full Wyatt Health Management report : The Cost of Cancer in Perspective.

Thank you to the report contributors:

George Wyatt, Kim McDonald-Taylor, Roger MacPhee, Jacqueline Milne, Valerie Gladu

Wyatt Health is pleased to provide you complimentary access to a summary of submissions to Canada's Common Drug Review. Please click on "more information" below.

CDR Tracker® 2008 is the most comprehensive source of information on all submissions to the Common Drug Review since the inception of CDR. We continue to add new information on a regular basis. CDR Tracker® 2008 is cost-effective and is a trusted source of information for many stakeholders, including public drug plans in Canada. With the expansion of the Common Drug Review, can you afford not to have a subscription? Contact us today to take advantage of this great resource.

NEW

Wyatt Health Management will be moving CDR Tracker® to a more user-friendly online application which is currently in development by mid 2008. We would welcome ideas and suggestions ( info@wyatthealth.com) on what you would like to see from the online application. And, here is a bonus. Sign up to CDR Tracker® 2008 before March 31, 2008 and receive the upgraded application version free for the balance of the year.

You have a choice of purchasing online or we will send you an invoice. Click on "more information" to access CDR Tracker®.

Note to Subscribers: We provide access as quickly as possible. If you do not have access within 24 hours of registering, please contact us by e-mail. Thank you.

Coming Soon!

CDR Tracker® Package ·Includes CDR Tracker® Regular and the CDR Tracker® Annual Report.

CDR Tracker® Deluxe-Includes CDR Tracker® Regular, CDR Tracker® Annual Report plus COMPUS Observer

The COMPUS Observer is a collection of information from various organizations involved with reviewing best practices in medication prescribing and use, including the Canadian Agency for Drugs and Technologies in Health (CADTH), Australia's National Prescribing Service (NPS), the National Institute for Health and Clinical Excellence (NICE - UK), and Oregon's Drug Effectiveness Review Project (DERP). The information goes back to 2004 and is updated on a regular basis. Click on "More information" below.

The University of British Columbia's Centre for Health Services and Policy Research held a conference on February 9 and 10, 2006 at the Sheraton Wall Centre in Vancouver entitled "Towards a National Pharmaceuticals Strategy - Lessons from Abroad." This report highlights some of the key discussion points from the conference.