Provincial Leadership and Green Shoots: Where to Look for Innovation

The recent federal election highlighted an unfortunate fact: the national political parties were not able or willing to prioritize and champion the needed health reforms to be enacted by provinces. Each of the national parties offered few innovations beyond spending more money in the same way to buy access to family physicians.

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Healthcare policy
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2025-05-01
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https://doi.org/10.12927/hcpol.2025.27599
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Healthcare Policy and Management
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Provincial Leadership and Green Shoots: Where to Look for Innovation

Jason Murray Sutherland
Healthcare policy
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Provincial Leadership and Green Shoots: Where to Look for Innovation

Jason Murray Sutherland
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Abstract

The recent federal election highlighted an unfortunate fact: the national political parties were not able or willing to prioritize and champion the needed health reforms to be enacted by provinces. Each of the national parties offered few innovations beyond spending more money in the same way to buy access to family physicians.

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