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Prescription for Primary Care
Healtheon
22 episodes
4 months ago
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Rationed Care: A Candid Conversation with Dr. Brian Day
Prescription for Primary Care
24 minutes 54 seconds
10 months ago
Rationed Care: A Candid Conversation with Dr. Brian Day
In this episode, former Canadian Medical Association President Dr. Brian Day discusses the systemic challenges within Canada's healthcare system and potential solutions for reform. Drawing from his extensive experience as a surgeon and healthcare advocate, Dr. Day provides unique insights into the current state of Canadian healthcare. Key Points Discussed: Healthcare System Design International Comparisons Doctor Compensation & Access Reform Proposals Guest Information: Dr. Brian Day served as President of the Canadian Medical Association and has been a leading voice in Canadian healthcare reform. As a practicing orthopedic surgeon and healthcare policy advocate, he has been instrumental in challenging existing healthcare delivery models through both legal and policy channels. Twitter / X - @DrBrianDay CBC News - Supreme Court dismisses B.C. doctor's appeal in challenge over access to private health care Notable Quotes: "We're paying in our country to stop people getting treated." "The best and worst doctors are paid the same." "Wait times flow from government rationing of healthcare" - BC Court of Appeal ruling #HealthcareReform #CanadianHealthcare #WaitTimes #PrimaryCare #HealthcarePolicy
Prescription for Primary Care