and other health providers are calling on governments to work together to solve the health-care crisis that is affecting people across the country.
The “prescription for hope” list released Friday includes creating a pan-Canadian licensing model to allow doctors to work anywhere in the country, strengthening mental health and well-being supports for health-care workers, helping internationally trained health professionals get licensed to fill vacancies and introducing a national workforce planning strategy.
“Canadians are beginning to question if their health systems will be there when they need them,” Lafontaine said. Canadian Nurses Association president Sylvain Brousseau said nurse shortages and other workforce issues are having a severe impact on the health-care system and government should act urgently and introduce structural reforms before people lose trust in the system.
Government has /is ACTING come on now enough with your complaints.
CHEK, don't expect much if you ask adriandix about it. After all, he is STILL the ONLY 'Health Minister' in Canada that allows cigarettes to be sold in our drugstores (i.e.LondonDrugs ), while those stores hypocritically get BC taxpayer money to help smokers quit for free.
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