Canada’s primary care investment is missing a North Star
Something remarkable is happening in Canadian health policy right now. After decades of incremental change, provinces and territories are making serious, sustained investments in primary care. These bilateral health agreements represent a genuine federal-provincial commitment, billions of dollars directed toward the kind of team-based, patient-centered care that Canadians have been asking for.
The people designing these investments care deeply. The intent is right. But when the accountability reviews come, how will …
Canada’s primary care investment is missing a North Star
