T. Kue Young, Susan Chatwood
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KEY POINTS Primary care has featured prominently in national debates on what ails the Canadian health care system and what holds the key to its sustainability. Most jurisdictions in Canada have attempted primary care reform in recent years,[1][1] but reference to Northern Canada is conspicuously
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KEY POINTS Primary care has featured prominently in national debates on what ails the Canadian health care system and what holds the key to its sustainability. Most jurisdictions in Canada have attempted primary care reform in recent years,[1][1] but reference to Northern Canada is conspicuously
Key concepts: Primary care, Primary health care, Key (lock), Sustainability, Political science, Health care, Health care reform, Medicine