AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoPrimary Care Access: Alberta’s family doctor shortage remains a problem even as many patients report good visits—an AMA survey found 82% saw a family doctor in the past year, but access gaps still leave many waiting. Mental Health Oversight: Nova Scotia’s auditor general says the Office of Addictions and Mental Health isn’t providing effective oversight, with gaps in standards for consistent, equitable care. AI in Clinics: Canada Health Infoway reports early results from its AI Scribe Program, saying AI documentation tools are reducing admin burden for primary care clinicians. Cyber Safety in Healthcare: Newfoundland and Labrador Health Services apologized after a phishing “awareness” test sent paid-leave style emails to staff, drawing backlash and prompting a review of future training. Disability Research Funding: Nominations are open for a new Canada-wide $100,000 Impact Award for Disability Research. Health Data Funding: Health Canada is set to announce funding under the Healthy Canadians and Communities Fund in St. John’s. Workforce & Care Models: Nova Scotia and Alberta coverage also highlights ongoing pressure on mental health/addictions systems and primary care delivery. International Assisted Dying Watch: The Netherlands acknowledged euthanizing a child under 12, keeping Canada’s MAID debate in the spotlight.
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