US EditionOntario auditor general to release annual report, with focus on health care
The report includes five audits focusing on primary care access, physician billing oversight, and PPE stockpile management amid government efforts to connect all Ontarians by 2029.
- Ontario's auditor general, Shelley Spence, is releasing her annual report today, with a major focus on health care.
- Three of the audits are on health care, including examining access to primary care, oversight of medical education in family medicine, and oversight of physician billing.
- The report will also examine management of the provincial personal protective equipment stockpile and the Resource Productivity and Recovery Authority, the regulator for producers of batteries, tires and blue box materials.
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Randall Denley: AG report ignores real improvements in Ontario health care
Ontario Auditor General Shelley Spence’s critique of Ontario health care is weak and outdated, which is surprising considering that Spence devoted the majority of her annual report to the topic, offering three separate audits.
The Toronto Star
Auditor’s report slams Ford government over health care
Watchdog Shelley Spence diagnosed a lack of effort to crack down on an estimated $1 billion in potential overcharges by physicians — including 59 who billed for more than 24
Winnipeg Free Press
Ontario auditor general to release annual report, with focus on health care
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Here’s what the Auditor General’s report reveals about Ontario’s healthcare
The Auditor General of Ontario, Shelley Spence, provided a news release on a newly tabled report that audits performance in healthcare related areas across the province. The news release highlights physician billing, medical schools and access to healthcare with the procurement of personal protective equipment also making headlines separately. One main point from the report is Spence’s finding that the province is not properly overseeing docto…
Auditor General Report Finds Ontario's Efforts To Help Residents Find A Family Physician Are Fragmented And Overdue
ONTARIO-The Auditor General of Ontario today released her 2025 Annual Report. It details the results of her performance audits focused on oversight of access to primary care, oversight of medical education in family medicine, oversight of physician billing, Supply Ontario: personal protective equipm
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