Dr. Raphael

I am writing a national analysis piece about what in the Canadian healthcare system -- the underpinnings and cultural practices -- got us to where we are today.

Will $28B -- or any amount of cash alone -- fix issues we have seen, especially in the stress of the pandemic?

This will be from a Canada-wide perspective.

(as in the example below).

https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/health-data-canada-sharing-information-1.6652770

I am looking for specific examples, but also turning points in this country's healthcare system that got us to this point.

Measures and relevant data that you agree illustrate how Canada compares on the world healthcare stage.

For example -- does Canada need to get back to the universal healthcare principles as first iterated? Do LEAN management principles lead to staff burnout? Could Canada use more preventative care? Why is our system so expensive to deliver and our bed ratios and waits where they are?