A Roadmap for Change: Building the Health Workforce Canadians Deserve
A well-planned, integrated workforce can deliver access, improved outcomes and support our health professionals.
Every day in Canada, a family doctor tries to manage an overwhelming patient roster, a nurse covers another double shift or a community clinic closes because it lacks health professionals.
The roots of this crisis are deep, stemming from decades of fragmented health workforce planning across provinces and territories, and by profession, resulting in a patchwork system that is under-resourced.
It’s time to put the future in motion.
Canada has the expertise to create a truly integrated health workforce – one that delivers equitable and timely care for every person in this country.
Author's summary: Canada needs an integrated health workforce.
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