Last year the Alberta's United Conservative government announced it would be restructuring health care in the province.
A rare personal perspective has emerged from the front lines of healthcare. A healthcare worker, taking a significant risk by speaking out publicly, has criticized the province's plan to separate health agencies, citing concerns about its potential impact on patient care. Meghan Cobb reports.
“Once you silo it , it creates more red tape,” says Elizabeth. “And it’s more difficult to actually have continuity of care.”
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