“…My main argument is that, in spite of the institutional differences of both countries, they succeeded in adopting the NHI policy, thus, changes in the problem, policy, and politics streams, as well as their confluence by policy entrepreneurs, accounted for a significant shift in Ghana and Canada"s health policy in 2003 and 1966, respectively. Existing literature on Canada"s comparative health care policy is mostly on the United States, New Zealand, the United Kingdom, Australia, and other industrialized countries (Blankenau, 2001, Boothe, 2011Marmor et al, 2010;Maioni, 1997;Tenbensel, 2008). There is little or no work on developing countries like Ghana.…”