The health administration in Quebec is under scrutiny regarding its targets, utilizing GMFs to deliver primary care access, with key figures including André Fortin and Sonia Bélanger.
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Updated Jul 28
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The health administration in Quebec is under scrutiny regarding its targets, utilizing GMFs to deliver primary care access, with key figures including André Fortin and Sonia Bélanger.
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What this event is mainly aboutHow it developed
Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.- Health services in Montréal-Nord are required to implement a new home-care support policy, despite ongoing service delays.Sub-event
Bélanger confirmed as Quebec Health Minister; McGill and Joliette figures mentioned.1 source
- Quebec Health Minister Sonia Bélanger is running a pilot program for electronic prescriptions using Telus infrastructure.Sub-event
- André Fortin supports a new daycare project in Quebec.Sub-event
Sonia Bélanger is confirmed as the health minister for Quebec, while the Jewish General Hospital is located in the province.1 source
Health targets and primary care access in Quebec are being scrutinized, involving André Fortin and Sonia Bélanger.1 source
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The entities involved
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André Fortin
Canadian politician
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Sonia Bélanger
Canadian politician
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Quebec
province of Canada
Coverage
Newest first; wire copies grouped- montrealgazette.comOver 500,000 patients registered through Quebec GP deal, but most didn't get their own doctor
- cbc.ca
- cbc.ca