“Mr. Speaker, I have the benefit of being a member of Parliament in an urban riding, where I do hear about concerns around health data. Could the member talk a bit more about the Yukon, which represents a lot of rural and more disconnected communities? What kind of impact would Bill S-5 have for members of his community in the Yukon?”
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Mr. Speaker, Reasoning · 34 wordsas I mentioned throughout my speech, Bill S-5 is particularly relevant for more remote and northern rural settings, because so much of the health care depends on the interconnectivity of communities to referral centres.Claims · 72 wordsFor example, Whitehorse hospital is the referral centre for the territory.1It receives a lot of patients and a lot of calls from around the communities, but we also access care in British Columbia, in Alberta and sometimes in other jurisdictions.2I cannot tell the House how many times I hear, either personally through my former career or from colleagues, about how the lack of interchangeability of data has affected patient care.Positioning · 19 wordsI am really looking forward to the implementation of this bill and the subsequent actual interoperability of health systems.Positioning
