We've heard a lot of health care punditry lately stressing that Canada's health care system needs to be more patient-centred, which is great in theory, but what does that actually look like on the ground? Some have said that one manifestation would be to have more patient input in policy decisions and there are some signs governments are taking that notion seriously. The British Columbia Ministry of Health has launched a website inviting patient input into the decision-making process at BC's new Drag Benefit Council, an advisory board that decides which drags the province will cover.
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