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All-hands-on-deck approach needed to solve Canada’s primary care crisis

Every person in Canada should have access to a primary care team that can manage health issues faced by a patient collaboratively.

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BY IVY OANDASAN, IVY BOURGEAULT
August 19, 2024

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