I was under the impression under-funding was the reason health care practitioners were avoiding the public space. I'm sure a "all stick, no carrot" strategy will work wonders though.
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Interesting concept. Im far removed from the health sector, but wondering if this is a unique strategy or if it has been tried before elsewhere?
I think that's great!
Wow. A lot of doctors work in both Private practice and Public hospitals. I guess Quebec will be the new leader in Nurse Practitioner when all the doctors leave.