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@9P2SZ6M10mos10MO
This shouldn't be a federal issue. Provinces should stick to public funding. But the federal government should be able to step in on mis-managed provincial healthcare systems.
The government needs to increase pay for nurses and doctors so there are more people that want those jobs.
@9DWS2V6New Democratic2yrs2Y
Healthcare is a provincial responsibility, Federal governments should have more oversight in how provincial governments spend healthcare dollars. It is the provincial governments that are underfunding healthcare...
@96G9CJWNew Democratic3yrs3Y
Yes, but also allow private systems
@95PGFB4New Democratic3yrs3Y
health care should be free every where around the world.
@GizemNew Democratic3yrs3Y
Public and private health care equally must be increased spending on
@8XHW4W53yrs3Y
@8XFDBBQNew Democratic3yrs3Y
Only if there are epidemics in certain areas of Canada.
@8WM28DN4yrs4Y
No, The government spend too much
@8WK64ZYNew Democratic4yrs4Y
Depends. If it means paying workers more, yes. If it means the people have to pay for healthcare/treatments, no.
@8VSQ86M4yrs4Y
yes, and implement a two tier system
@8VSC9DMNew Democratic4yrs4Y
Yes, and provide dental care for those making less than $75,000/yr with no insurance
@8VNY3SK4yrs4Y
yeah but by taxing of the rich
@8VMRLW4New Democratic4yrs4Y
The government needs to invest in preventative care. People need to learn to make healthier life choices and take ownership of diseases caused by lifestyle choices.
@8VMB6WPNew Democratic4yrs4Y
Yes but efficiencies while maintaining or improving current service levels should be explored. Prioritize injuries vs a common head cold.
@8VLQ8KHNew Democratic4yrs4Y
They should only keep spending if they start spending smarter
@8VHM4PKNew Democratic4yrs4Y
Yes, they should. Dental could be included as well. An absess tooth can poison you which is potentially fatal, why is this not Healthcare yet?
@8VHM4PKNew Democratic4yrs4Y
Yes, they should. Dental could be included as well. An assessment tooth can poison you which is potentially fatal, why is this not Healthcare yet?
@8V8LQD4New Democratic4yrs4Y
Yes to include dental and physical therapy
@8V5QQBQNew Democratic4yrs4Y
There should be more spent on preventative care and education and healthy living.
@8TT685L4yrs4Y
Yes but not towards COVID vaccines etc.
@8TNS8XK4yrs4Y
I think healthcare is doing well just how it is right now
@8TFVW57New Democratic4yrs4Y
Yes but for services that fill the current gaps in healthcare services.
@8T4XK6P4yrs4Y
Yes, but implement a two-tier public/private system
@8RRFG9GNew Democratic4yrs4Y
spend more money for things like research
@8RJMSC9New Democratic4yrs4Y
The federal government should only increase spending on healthcare for when we need it.
@8QSBDPDNew Democratic4yrs4Y
Make everything cheaper, blue cross etc
@8QJ8ZJDNew Democratic4yrs4Y
Yes and focus on mental health
@8QC6SNC4yrs4Y
I think it's fine the way it is. Although there could be more employees, we're in the middle of a pandemic so I understand.
@8PM6NQ7New Democratic4yrs4Y
Maybe. Depends on what else they are spending money on.
@8P5DYH5New Democratic4yrs4Y
Restructure spending. Too much is spent on administration, not enough on nursing
@8D4QRKDNew Democratic5yrs5Y
I am satisfied with current spending
@9BQTWR7New Democratic2yrs2Y
I am satisfied with the way that it is now
@9BGJ66X2yrs2Y
Yes, and implement a 2 tier public/private system
@9BD3ZDL2yrs2Y
Yes, but also make the service more efficient and find out by setting up a commission on how to make the Canadian healthcare services better at serving the needs of patients.
@97297JCNew Democratic2yrs2Y
Fix the system, it’s broken
@8V76GNDNew Democratic4yrs4Y
Re structure the system with provincial plans developed collaboratively between equitable representation from nurses, doctors, other health care workers, and patient input. Politicians should not be deciding how and what gets funded or has priority in health care.
Elective surgeries should be available through public and private institutions, with subsidy for low income patients to access what is most readily available.
@8TWQ85SNew Democratic4yrs4Y
yes, and do no privatize any service that is essential
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