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Canada needs a national health-care data system as a first step towards modernizing care

Provincial opposition, though understandable, maintains an outdated status quo which puts lives at risk while making it difficult for administrators to understand what needs remedying.

Opinion
BY MATEO LARRAZABAL
January 16, 2023

Opinion | BY MATEO LARRAZABAL | January 16, 2023

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Canada needs a national health-care data system as a first step towards modernizing care

Provincial opposition, though understandable, maintains an outdated status quo which puts lives at risk while making it difficult for administrators to understand what needs remedying.

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