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  1. The Canadian Medical Association (CMA) is leading efforts to transform the health system across Canada.
  2. Canadian Medical Association advocates for policy changes concerning health care.
  3. The Canadian Medical Association (CMA) is leading efforts to transform the health system across Canada.
  4. Canadian Medical Association advocates for policy changes concerning health care.

CMA Campaign Links Health Care Investment to $100B Economic Impact

3 reports, 3 independent Updated Oct 6
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What happened

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The Canadian Medical Association launched the “Healthy Economy” campaign to advocate for health care prioritization in the next federal budget. The campaign frames health care as an investment in the economy rather than merely an expense. The CMA cited research estimating that poor health and caregiving pressures cost the Canadian economy more than $100 billion in lost output in 2025.

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Why it matters

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The CMA argues that timely care enables people to work and contribute to their communities. Research referenced by the CMA suggests that reducing health-related barriers to work by 25% could unlock more than $25 billion in economic gains annually.

The Canadian Medical Association advocates for policy changes concerning health care, leading efforts to transform the health system across Canada.

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Who's involved

  • Canadian Medical AssociationAssociation of doctors in Canada leading the health system transformation efforts
  • Marjorie MichelCoordinates policy advocacy with the Canadian Medical Association regarding health care funding

Possible ripples

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How it developed

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  1. The Canadian Medical Association and other stakeholders, including Sylvia Jones, are pushing for clearer federal health funding.Sub-event
  2. The Canadian Medical Association (CMA) is meeting with officials in Winnipeg.Sub-event
  3. CMA frames health care advocacy around the concept of economic investment.1 source
  4. Physicians from the Canadian Medical Association are appealing to provincial premiers for health care reform and tracking access challenges.Sub-event
  5. The Canadian Medical Association notes that the health system is experiencing strain due to demographic and practice changes.Sub-event
  6. Canadian Medical Association advocates for policy changes concerning health care.Sub-event
  7. CMA is driving health system transformation in Canada.1 source
  8. CMA commits to reconciliation in Canada.1 source

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