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Engaging Canadians in Health Policy Is no Trivial Matter.
There are many challenges with stewarding a public healthcare delivery system in Canada. The system is a beast with its own momentum. The public shares sad experiences with accessing emergency departments or securing a primary care physician on a daily basis. Provinces, territories and the federal government are all acutely aware that their delivery systems perform poorly in contrast with other countries.
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