Malcolm G. Taylor (1915-1994), professor of public policy, Faculty of Administrative Studies, York University, served as consultant to seven provincial governments, medical and hospital associations, the Royal Commission on Health Services, and the Health

"Written in the clear, confident style of an authority describing a process he knows intimately." Robert Fulford, Saturday Night "A brilliant analysis of health policy-making at federal and provincial levels ... well-informed, insightful, thought-provoking, and fun to read." Carl Meilike and Jan Storch, University of Alberta "A lucid, astute, sympathetic, exciting, and scholarly account and assessment o events and of the people and forces which shaped the." John F. Hastings, University of Toronto "A highly readable, rich, historical account which covers a vast area and draws upon an impressive array of research material." Keith G. Banting, University of British Columbia

Malcolm G. Taylor (1915-1994), professor of public policy, Faculty of Administrative Studies, York University, served as consultant to seven provincial governments, medical and hospital associations, the Royal Commission on Health Services, and the Health

"Written in the clear, confident style of an authority describing a process he knows intimately." Robert Fulford, Saturday Night "A brilliant analysis of health policy-making at federal and provincial levels ... well-informed, insightful, thought-provoking, and fun to read." Carl Meilike and Jan Storch, University of Alberta "A lucid, astute, sympathetic, exciting, and scholarly account and assessment o events and of the people and forces which shaped the." John F. Hastings, University of Toronto "A highly readable, rich, historical account which covers a vast area and draws upon an impressive array of research material." Keith G. Banting, University of British Columbia

Malcolm G. Taylor (1915-1994), professor of public policy, Faculty of Administrative Studies, York University, served as consultant to seven provincial governments, medical and hospital associations, the Royal Commission on Health Services, and the Health

"Written in the clear, confident style of an authority describing a process he knows intimately." Robert Fulford, Saturday Night "A brilliant analysis of health policy-making at federal and provincial levels ... well-informed, insightful, thought-provoking, and fun to read." Carl Meilike and Jan Storch, University of Alberta "A lucid, astute, sympathetic, exciting, and scholarly account and assessment o events and of the people and forces which shaped the." John F. Hastings, University of Toronto "A highly readable, rich, historical account which covers a vast area and draws upon an impressive array of research material." Keith G. Banting, University of British Columbia