Commentator advocates for cross-jurisdictional policy learning on health care
2 Sep 19 7:40 AM · 4d ago · 1 post · 2 comments · 2 sources · development 2 of 2
A Mastodon user responds to the study, suggesting Canadian policymakers should examine how other countries structure their health systems and consider what lessons apply domestically.
“Policy discussions ought to include more consideration of what lessons we can draw from the successes and failings of systems in other jurisdictions.”
mpjgregoire@cosocial.caStudy author Health system researcher
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Sweden and Canada have universal health-care but access better for Swedes https:// nationalpost.com/news/canada/s weden-consistently-outperforms-canada-on-universal-health-care-despite-similar-spending-new-study Policy discussions ought to include more consideration of what lessons we can draw from the successes and failings of systems in other…
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I mean we have roughly four times the population but 22 times the land size. The problem is that the GTA is only a part of Canada, not the entire thing.
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If maybe they didn't have all the fentanyl pouring in from the US, which with other addictions is overloading the health system......
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