The Canadian Medical Association concluded that deals between Ottawa and the provinces are so complicated that an independent office should be created to publicly report on them
The organization that represents Canadian doctors is calling for the appointment of a chief health accountability officer to gauge whether tens of billions of dollars in new federal spending is leading to tangible improvements in the
Every province and territory has since inked a deal with Ottawa. Quebec, the final holdout, signed on in March. The bilateral approach to federal funding for health care was supposed to allow the provinces and territories, which are responsible for delivering medical services, to direct fresh money to their most pressing needs. Most of the bespoke agreements also required that provincial governments report to Ottawa and to the public on whether they are meeting their targets, which differ from deal to deal, although the federal government also established some shared priorities.
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