Commentary: Fixing Fraying? A Response to Milinkovic and Hurley

Privatization - either of funding or provision - is not a solution to Canada's health system woes. However, access issues abound, and part - but only part - of the solution should be to look to improve efficiency of service delivery so that better access can be achieved with the same money.

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Healthcare policy
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2025-02-05
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https://doi.org/10.12927/hcpol.2025.27562
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Canadian Policy and Governance
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Commentary: Fixing Fraying? A Response to Milinkovic and Hurley

Stephen Duckett
Healthcare policy
Canadian Policy and Governance
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Commentary: Fixing Fraying? A Response to Milinkovic and Hurley

Stephen Duckett
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Abstract

Privatization - either of funding or provision - is not a solution to Canada's health system woes. However, access issues abound, and part - but only part - of the solution should be to look to improve efficiency of service delivery so that better access can be achieved with the same money.

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