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Electoral District (2011):
@B4KPR4J1wk1W
Why don’t we take a PREVENTATIVE approach to health care. Not treat disease but support before disease states. Big pharmaceutical companies just want more people to be unhealthy and put them on more Drugs that will impact them GREATER later
@B4JNVBT1wk1W
The government should give the option of spending more money on private healthcare for those who desire it.
@B3LH5QW2mos2MO
Everyone should get "healthcare credits" that are tokens you can give any doctor. You can apply for more tokens if you get a serious health issue (like cancer). This would make it equal so there is an incentive to take care of your health.
@B3HTCDYConservative2mos2MO
Yes but they need to look at re-structuring management and nurses shifts. Nurses should work as teams so there is a cohesive team at all times. Re-structure processes in emergency as well
@B4DQGHN2wks2W
well yes but the canadaian dept is a lot so they should figure that out first then start spending more money on healthcare because the one wer have now is fine
@9TXF8NV7mos7MO
Yes, and the healthcare system as a whole needs to be restructured. Many jobs in healthcare can be done with less broad training, and more focused training.
@9S777838mos8MO
I want more to be spent on money but not at more expenses for Canadians, I think money should be used from a different government program to better the current healthcare.
@9M6RXV312mos12MO
Yes, but there should still be privatized options or ways for someone to be expedited through the system when there is a critical need.
@9KF2HWL 1yr1Y
They should add funding as our medical system requires more staff but they need to focus on cost cutting as the current system is incredibly inefficient.
@9JSMF3ZConservative1yr1Y
it doesn't really matter because we all get treated the same but if you pay more you can get better health care and the more active the health care would be.
@9GNXXXT1yr1Y
Have a discussion with provinces and territories, and come up with goals to address in the future years of the healthcare system to adapt it to the future.
@9G5FYPV2yrs2Y
They should't increase the tax to get the money, but take it from a less important cause that would not effect a large group.
@9FFRRL82yrs2Y
Augment government health care with private health care provider
@9FDQJPT2yrs2Y
@9F84JWN2yrs2Y
NO. Again my point above use spending more effiectivly
@8VFBP22Conservative4yrs4Y
I am satisfied with the current amount.
@B2VNVNW2mos2MO
Restructure the current system, pay family doctors instead of them running the clinic and take the load off the hospitals
@B2QH67Y3mos3MO
Yes and spend less on foreign aid. Its good to help your neighbour, but if your house is in shambles, then what good is your help when you go home.
@B2C6CJZ3mos3MO
No, We should have the option of both public and private healthcare and the health management boards should be reduced. With the reduction of Health care officials, we should allocate those wages to higher more doctors
system reform and efficiencies without political consequence or agenda, AND more spending as needed.
@9W9K9G66mos6MO
Existing spending should be audited and efforts made to train and hire more local nurses and doctors. Look at the payment structure for doctors so they are incentivized to practice here instead of being taxed heavily.
@9V97TX67mos7MO
Remove beuricricies, cut back on IT programs, look at best practice around the world and streamline education for doctors and nurses
@9F233YS2yrs2Y
Yes but with conditions and exact plans on money
@9DZBD2Q2yrs2Y
Yes but with strings. The money MUST go into healthcare
@9D62G5M2yrs2Y
No, the money should be directed to furthering efforts to fight climate change.
@B367BY42mos2MO
maybe. implement a two tier system and audit the funds going to hospitals to find waste and reallocate money. After this is done, if there is evidence suggesting that there needs to be more money in healthcare then proceed.
@8V2C5NY4yrs4Y
No, it needs to be treated like a business and run like a business addressing waste and over management.
@9BW4Y2X2yrs2Y
Yes, but with guidelines and expectations placed upon provincial governments.
@9B2FFJ22yrs2Y
Spend to increase personal health responsibility; good food, yoga , meditation.
@96HNW7W3yrs3Y
Yes and mental health care should be included in this
@969WBZX3yrs3Y
Yes, and cut back on military spending until needed.
@969T38Q3yrs3Y
yes especially to low in come households
@968Q88X3yrs3Y
keep universal health care but allow private institutions
@95T45XJ3yrs3Y
Yes, and legalize/allow private healthcare in parallel to the public health system.
@95QK3SN3yrs3Y
Yes, but they need to make sure to help out people and council them, etc.
@95PGFB4New Democratic3yrs3Y
health care should be free every where around the world.
@95K5YQG3yrs3Y
Yes, the government should fund healthcare, but we should also require provinces to pay their fair share of the funding, and have the responsibility for maintaining the system that we have, rather than cutting it for austerity purposes and then asking the government for more money.
@95DH7PG3yrs3Y
Yes, provided that the provinces do the same, and there are updated standards put in place to make sure that cuts don't easily happen.
Yes, but additional funding should only be provided to provinces with certain requirements on how they spend it
@945C4M23yrs3Y
They should, but the provinces have to do their part as well. They can't cut services that are essential to people and cry for more help when it falls apart. They have to invest, as well as the Federal government/researchers, etc.
@93GQFCD3yrs3Y
The provincial government should increase their spending on healthcare
@8ZN4YG43yrs3Y
Yes, wherever necessary as the COVID-19 pandemic has shown that our medical systems could be better than they are right now/as well as being able to take care of older generations when they retire. But, provinces should also be pulling their own weight, as many have cut healthcare during the pandemic, leaving many more vulnerable.
@8Z82ZM23yrs3Y
I am satisfied with the current system, funding of it should be based on needs assessment, advancements in science, technology, public health policy...
Canada has sufficient laws around pharma, and this needs to persist so we don't end up like those poor Americans. Sad...
@8YHW73L3yrs3Y
No, but don't decrease the spending on healthcare
@8XFDBBQNew Democratic3yrs3Y
Only if there are epidemics in certain areas of Canada.
@8WS6WJ53yrs3Y
Satisfied with current spending
@8WK64ZYNew Democratic4yrs4Y
Depends. If it means paying workers more, yes. If it means the people have to pay for healthcare/treatments, no.
@8W9CWNG4yrs4Y
@8W8THCX4yrs4Y
Need to “trim the fat” and get better managed systems
@8W667TT4yrs4Y
I feel like it should have attention and definitely have money going towards healthcare. But I don't believe all of taxes/ money should be put into healthcare.
@8W2K5ZM4yrs4Y
It is a provincial issue
@8W24WFY4yrs4Y
they should lower the health care cost
@8VYFWPR4yrs4Y
the current spending is adequate
@8VY3C7D4yrs4Y
Yes, they should and use the fundings toward paying nurses and doctors more as they do not get paid enough.
@8VW6JQVConservative4yrs4Y
I’m fine with how it is now
@8VVB4W84yrs4Y
If they can do a back flip
@8VT8Z694yrs4Y
Yes, with a focus on mental health
@8VS7ZH74yrs4Y
I am fine with increased funding as long as money is spent wisely. In many government and crown corps benefits seem to be out of control.
@8VRXHYM4yrs4Y
So much waste - too too heavy
@8VRKRKV4yrs4Y
Yes, but not on the elderly
@8VNPDP54yrs4Y
Yes, and implement a two tier public/Private system
@8VKC8BK4yrs4Y
the government should increase spending on prevention, general health, and wellbeing
@8VK3N9N4yrs4Y
There needs to be efficiencies in the health care system. Private choices need to be available where the public system is inadequate or unable to perform.
@8VJH7P54yrs4Y
No. Streamline the system. We are in 2021 not 1975. There is no need for so many of the policies in place that create triple the work and cost.
@8VHTPRZ4yrs4Y
Offer funding for naturopathic, alternative therapies
@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?
@8VHL9LS4yrs4Y
less on vaccines, and more on nutrition, exercise, and personal well being, and herd immunity.
@8VFNSJ44yrs4Y
If this includes preventative healthcare, including pre-natal nutritional counselling to help create the healthiest outcomes in people.
@8VFK8554yrs4Y
Depends on the patients needs and wants . Develop more independent services to those who need it the most.
@8VFBJXW4yrs4Y
Yes, particularly in public health
on Healthcare sure but not on enforcement
@8VCNMXY4yrs4Y
Only as cost of living rises. At the same rate
@8VB798L4yrs4Y
No but healthcare must not be privatized
@8V8JCQP4yrs4Y
For research and program ms only, not salaries for hospitals boards
@8V87CD44yrs4Y
Yes but spend on preventing and healing.
@8V6C5CN4yrs4Y
No additional spending but better distribution and less top heavy management in health authorities
@8V5SYYRConservative4yrs4Y
@8V5K5774yrs4Y
I believe the environmental issues are more pressing as of right now.
@8V4X2C24yrs4Y
No, but they should make things more efficient; so that more can be done with the budget. Preventative healthcare could reduce overall costs.
@8V4VSKM4yrs4Y
Yes, and allow privately owned clinics and hospitals
After seeing how poorly the whole COVID-19 fiasco has been handled and how the health care system has manipulated and controlled our country for the past 18 months, I would say no!!! However, if more money was to be spent on health care, I would prefer it be spend on prevention and education along with more resources for mental health. As well, I would like to see patients have the choice to pay for services such as MRI's and other similar services and free up the cue for those who cannot pay and need to get the service quicker.
@8TYYJFX4yrs4Y
Yes but limit and make spending accountable using outcome metrics
@Steeviemac4yrs4Y
Yes, the federal government should increase funding transfers to the provinces for improved healthcare infrastructure.
@8TXVXML4yrs4Y
No, it isn't/should be a Federal Concern.
@8TWQNRH4yrs4Y
The government should not be paying for any elective surgeries. We do need a better healthcare system. More funding for more doctors and nurses and beds in hospitals.
@8TVFV5T4yrs4Y
@8TVBP3C4yrs4Y
@8TTCZCY4yrs4Y
Yes, increase spending on healthcare to cover aspects that may not be government funded
@8TQF74S4yrs4Y
i am satisfied with the current amount of spending
@8SKYS2F4yrs4Y
Yes because there's a virus called covid but other than that I think they should increase it a bit more
@8SJ4ZRC4yrs4Y
It’s pretty good the way it is
@8S4Y3NX4yrs4Y
@8RRKHHQ4yrs4Y
Enough to get a faster more efficient system
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