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A hospital administrator might be under pressure from a Provincial government to improve “efficiency” and keep beds available, but your average doctor/nurse lik
by danbolt 4y ago
A hospital administrator might be under pressure from a Provincial government to improve “efficiency” and keep beds available, but your average doctor/nurse likely isn’t incentivized for that sort of outcome.
Canadian elections are generally won in suburbs, so Provincial governments are generally hesitant to increase quality of care via tax revenues. This usually results in discussions of federal funding to improve care outcomes.[1]
[1] https://globalnews.ca/news/8590853/canadian-premiers-new-poll-ottawa-health-transfers/amp/ https://globalnews.ca/news/8590853/canadian-premiers-new-pol...
- vanattab 4y agoSo if we let hospital administrators pressure people into assisted suicide all's good?
- danbolt 4y agoNo, I personally wish voters in each of the Canadian provinces would understand that taxpayer money on healthcare is well-spent. They should be voting for Premiers and cabinets that aren’t going to create this environment.