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Albert Ernest Archer

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90:. The committee subsequently recommended the establishment of separate rural and urban health plans, in which the government would pay two-ninths of the total cost. Although modest by modern standards, this was a significant initiative for its time. The 62:
to treat his patients. In 1911, he convinced the Methodist Mission to construct a fifteen-bed hospital at Lamont at a cost of $ 15,000. The hospital opened the following year, and Archer served as its superintendent until his death.
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physician and political activist. He is best known for his early efforts to promote national and provincial public health care systems. Some have argued that he deserves as much recognition as
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Archer continued to support health insurance reform in Alberta. A year before his death, the Alberta government passed legislative for a medical insurance program. This led to the creation of
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As president of the CMA, Archer chaired a special meeting wherein the assembled delegates voted 73-0 in favour of a health insurance plan for Canada. He supported
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Most of the information concerning Archer's health care activism is taken from David Bly, "Western medical statesmen shaped Canadian health care",
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Archer was one of the first prominent advocates for public health care in Canada. In 1932, he presented a brief from the
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region of Alberta in 1903 as a Methodist medical missionary, and worked as a pioneer doctor, often travelling by
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minister. His parents were both English emigrants. He trained in medicine, and completed his studies at the
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after 1925, as the successor to the Methodist Mission. See Don Thomas, "Lamont's determination pays off",
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before it could implement the program. The next government did not continue with the insurance plan.
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Autobiography of Anthony Hlynka (trans.), printed in Oleh W. Gerus and Denis Hlynka, ed.,
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The Honourable Member for Vegreville: The Memoirs and Diary of Anthony Hlynka, MP
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Liberal Party of Canada candidates for the Canadian House of Commons
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David Bly, "Western medical statesmen shaped Canadian health care",
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in February 1935, but was voted out of office in the
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Boutillier 118:Government of Ontario 114:1945 federal election 88:Government of Alberta 52:University of Toronto 38:Early life and career 426:Albert Ernest Archer 253:Albert Ernest Archer 78:Health care activism 671:Canadian Methodists 131:Political candidate 120:over tax revenues. 54:. 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Index

Canadian
Tommy Douglas
medicare in Canada
Campbellford
Methodist
University of Toronto
Lamont
dirt roads
Canadian Medical Association, Alberta Branch
Canadian Medical Association
College of Physicians and Surgeons of Alberta
Government of Alberta
United Farmers of Alberta
Alberta Health Insurance Act
1935 provincial election
Prime Minister
William Lyon Mackenzie King
1945 federal election
Government of Ontario
Medical Services (Alberta) Incorporated
Liberal Party of Canada
1940
1945
Vegreville
Anthony Hlynka
Lamont, Alberta
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1945 Canadian federal election

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