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- The Canadian Medical Association urges improved tracking of healthcare spending and patient outcomes following agreements with provinces and territories.
- The report identifies gaps, including the absence of targets for emergency room closures and data sharing, hindering effective care delivery.
- The association calls for a national health accountability officer to monitor progress and ensure the efficient use of health care funds.
Canadian Medical Association Urges Enhanced Tracking of Health Care Funding
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