USURC is pushing Ken Fyke's recommendations: Less rural hospitals and more fraudulent researches

USURC is pushing Ken Fyke's recommendations:
Less rural hospitals and more fraudulent researches

Nipawin -Friday, November 23, 2001 - by: Mario deSantis

meglomania
This morning I wrote about Don Ching, a Saskatchewan boy from rural Oxbow who wants to take his supposed crown company, SaskTel, to new conquests away from Saskatchewan and as far away as Australia.

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research
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Now we have Laurie Thompson, another rural Saskatchewan boy who wants to take health care away from rural Saskatchewan and push forward Ken Fyke's fraudulent recommendations to establish between thirteen to seventeen acute health centres. Laurie Thompson, CEO of Health Services Utilization and Research Commission (HSURC), has much to gain from Ken Fyke's recommendations since such recommendations include the provision for the establishment of a bigger research centre where Laurie Thompson and his friendly researchers can concoct more Bell shaped fraudulent health researches on behalf of rural Saskatchewan.

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But this NDP government has run out of ideas and as a consequence Premier Lorne Calvert needs as much publicity as he can to support Ken Fyke's recommendations. Again it is now the turn for June Bold, director of grants and awards at HSURC, to praise the exciting bigger possibilities she can have in granting more grants and more awards if more rural hospitals can be closed and establish as a consequence Ken Fyke's proposed $20 to $40 million centralized health research centre.

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I hope that rural Saskatchewan realizes how it is being cheated by this government and take the step along with their urban cousins to get rid of this inept evidence based research leadership.

---------------References

Looking backward, looking forward, by Laurie Thompson, A Closer Look, Fall 2001 http://www.hsurc.sk.ca/publications/pdfs/fall2001.pdf

Heed Fyke's advice on health research, by June Bold, A Closer Look, Fall 2001 HSURC http://www.hsurc.sk.ca/publications/pdfs/fall2001.pdf

HSURC Commission: Another Study, Another Dump, by Mario deSantis, October 31, 2000

Population Health Needs Study by HSURC: CEO Laurie Thompson needs a humanity experience, by Mario deSantis, March 22, 2001

The Fallacy of Evidence Based Research, by Mario deSantis and reviewed by James deSantis, May 17,

Fyke's Report: A step forward to fraudulent studies, by Mario deSantis, May 9, 2001



USURC is pushing Ken Fyke's recommendations: Less rural hospitals and more fraudulent researches

Nipawin -Friday, November 23, 2001 - by: Mario deSantis

meglomania	This morning I wrote about Don Ching, a Saskatchewan boy from rural Oxbow who wants to take his supposed crown company, SaskTel, to new conquests away from Saskatchewan and as far away as Australia.

bigger research centre	Now we have Laurie Thompson, another rural Saskatchewan boy who wants to take health care away from rural Saskatchewan and push forward Ken Fyke's fraudulent recommendations to establish between thirteen to seventeen acute health centres. Laurie Thompson, CEO of Health Services Utilization and Research Commission (HSURC), has much to gain from Ken Fyke's recommendations since such recommendations include the provision for the establishment of a bigger research centre where Laurie Thompson and his friendly researchers can concoct more Bell shaped fraudulent health researches on behalf of rural Saskatchewan.

close hospitals	But this NDP government has run out of ideas and as a consequence Premier Lorne Calvert needs as much publicity as he can to support Ken Fyke's recommendations. Again it is now the turn for June Bold, director of grants and awards at HSURC, to praise the exciting bigger possibilities she can have in granting more grants and more awards if more rural hospitals can be closed and establish as a consequence Ken Fyke's proposed $20 to $40 million centralized health research centre.

inept	I hope that rural Saskatchewan realizes how it is being cheated by this government and take the step along with their urban cousins to get rid of this inept evidence based research leadership.

---------------References
	Looking backward, looking forward, by Laurie Thompson, A Closer Look, Fall 2001 http://www.hsurc.sk.ca/publications/pdfs/fall2001.pdf

	Heed Fyke's advice on health research, by June Bold, A Closer Look, Fall 2001 HSURC http://www.hsurc.sk.ca/publications/pdfs/fall2001.pdf

	HSURC Commission: Another Study, Another Dump, by Mario deSantis, October 31, 2000

	Population Health Needs Study by HSURC: CEO Laurie Thompson needs a humanity experience, by Mario deSantis, March 22, 2001

	The Fallacy of Evidence Based Research, by Mario deSantis and reviewed by James deSantis, May 17,

	Fyke's Report: A step forward to fraudulent studies, by Mario deSantis, May 9, 2001