April 23, 2025, 1:21 pm
In the midst of proposed changes to Quebec’s healthcare model aimed at improving access for vulnerable patients, officials stress that registered patients will retain their family doctors. The assurances come as a spate of nervous promises was issued, proving that some ties aren’t up for grabs.
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Une personne sur cinq dans le pays n’a pas un accès adéquat aux soins primaires.
À l’heure où le gouvernement Legault veut revoir le modèle de prise en charge des Québécois pour accroître l’accès aux patients vulnérables, Christian Dubé assure que les patients déjà inscrits à un médecin de famille le resteront.
Selon la FMOQ, Québec cherche à désinscrire 4,9 millions de patients jugés en santé au profit de gens plus vulnérables.
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