'Mixed message' about public-private interface emerges from CMA. medicale canadienne

摘要

The Canadian Medical Association's General Council passed seemingly contradictory motions during its debate over the funding and delivery of health care, some supporting a public system, others moving to more private aspects. The motions, approved Aug. 22 and 23, "frankly send a mixed message" about how to solve the wait-time crisis, said outgoing CMA President Dr. Ruth Collins-Nakai at the meeting in Char-lottetown, PEL