A pan-Canadian teleradiology network will ensure that medical images from one jurisdiction can be transmitted to another jurisdiction with available capacity. If doctors in one jurisdiction are unavailable, the system quickly finds other qualified doctors to help.
Programs to increase the reach of nursing, physician extenders, pharmacy, and midwifery colleagues are being implemented in various forms across the country to maximize patient care and experience.
Conservatives need to realize that the landscape has changed. For a long time they’ve had the upper hand on the housing file, which is arguably responsible for their meteoric rise in the polls. But now, it seems, the Liberals have woken up.
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Paramedics are an untapped resource that can help solve the issue of long emergency department wait times. Paramedicine is a growing field and gone are the days of the “you call, we haul” mentality of old-school EMS.
To bridge the access gap in Canada’s health systems, relieve mounting pressures on emergency departments, and address prolonged wait times for surgeries, we must maximize the capabilities of nurse practitioners.
Following its convention in Québec, the Conservative Party has raised expectations for its performance there in future elections. Even modest gains in Québec make their path to a majority government far easier in the rest of Canada.
Lack of fiscal discipline has abounded since the Liberals took power in 2015. GDP per capita has been flat for much of the past decade, which is one indication that this strategy has not been going particularly well.
In order to exercise power the government must remain alert and responsive at all times to the interests and opinions of a range of elected and unelected persons. A parliamentary government follows, even as it leads.
Appearing behind a podium with the phrase “Your Pension, Your Choice,” Alberta Premier Danielle Smith promised that the province’s proposed withdrawal from the Canada Pension Plan, in favour of a homemade solution, will result in lower rates and bigger benefits.
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