Ministers Discuss Healthcare Investment Returns and System Sustainability
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What happened
Federal, Provincial, and Territorial Ministers of Health met in Winnipeg to discuss key health priorities and pressures across health care systems. Ministers reviewed federal investments related to home and community care and mental health. A University of Toronto health economics expert provided advice on the return on healthcare investments and the broad benefits they generate for jurisdictions.
Why it matters
The ministers reflected on the linkage between health system sustainability and economic resiliency. The federal government reaffirmed its commitment to renewing Working Together bilateral agreements with provinces and territories to address unique community health needs.
Who's involved
- University of TorontoProvided expert advice on the return on healthcare investments during ministerial meetings.
Possible ripples
Who this could reach next, traced step by step from the reporting. Possibilities worth considering, not forecasts.- New health investment focus may change Statistics Canada's data needsStatistics Canada may need to adjust data collection to track new health prioritiesPossible
- New health investment strategies may alter Daniel J. Drucker's operational fundingNew health investment strategies may alter Daniel J. Drucker's operational funding.Possible
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The entities involved
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University of Toronto
public research university in the Greater Toronto Area of Ontario, Canada