“Mr. Speaker, I can sense the passion in my colleague’s voice. I want to thank her for her over two decades’ worth of service as a family physician. She knows first-hand where the system breaks down. If she could fix one particular thing in this bill, what would it be and how would it help regular Canadians?”
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Mr. Speaker, Claims · 103 wordsin my colleague’s riding today, Partly on pointas in mine, there are family physicians like my colleagues who are spending an inordinate amount of time chasing results, trying to figure out what happened to their patient when they were admitted to the hospital and what changes were made to their medications, and calling the pharmacy to try to figure out what occurred.This bill would lay a foundation.Vague promiseIt would open the door for the kind of information data flow that is truly necessary to fix these problems.A lot of work would have to happen after that.The bill would not magically fix everything, Reasoning · 19 wordsbut if we do not pass it, we will not have the infrastructure necessary to address these important issues.