Physician supply has outpaced population growth and age-adjusted demand, yet access to medical care remains strained because governments updated Canada Pension Plan revenues for aging boomers — but never modernized medical-care funding.
A new report from the Generation Squeeze Lab at UBC challenges one of Canada’s most common health-care narratives: that long wait times are the result of a “doctor shortage.” Dr. Paul Kershaw, lead author and professor at UBC, joins host Rishi Nagar.
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