US EditionOntario invests $235M in primary care teams
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Health networks are setting up collaborative clinics to improve access to primary care. These efforts are welcome, according to the Director of the New Brunswick Health Council, Stéphane Robichaud.
Ontario invests $235M in primary care teams
TORONTO — The Ontario government has announced a $235 million investment to support over 130 new and expanded primary care teams that will connect 300,000 people to primary care this year. More than 130 primary care teams were selected through a recent call for proposals focused on communities — identified by postal code — with the highest number of residents not connected to primary care, including those on the Health Care Connect waitlist. Eac…
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