Government knows Albertans are facing real challenges accessing care and they’re working to find solutions, including looking internationally for ideas and lessons that could strengthen our health care system. Learning from others is an important part of reform. So is drawing on the experience of Alberta’s own physicians and frontline teams to understand how those approaches could be adapted to improve the patient experience right here at home.
Alberta's physicians know firsthand where access breaks down, what patients experience as they move through the system and which changes can make care better. They are ready to work with government to assess promising ideas and develop practical, made-in-Alberta solutions.
The test of any health care reform should be straightforward: will it make it easier for patients to get the right care, in the right place, at the right time?
Listen to Alberta physicians describe the access challenges facing their patients and why physicians and health care staff need to be involved in Informed Reform.
Alberta has health care experts right here at home. Alberta’s physicians know what works and what doesn’t, and have ideas on how to:
Alberta has been a place other provinces and countries looked to for health care success stories. By working with our own physicians and frontline teams, we can build on international lessons, create solutions that fit Alberta and become a leader again.
Improving access requires practical, evidence-based solutions shaped by the physicians who understand patient care best. Government has demonstrated that it can listen and work with physicians.
Government and physicians can work together to make sure Albertans get the care they need, when and where they need it. That’s something everyone wants.
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