Saskatchewan wait times dramatically reduced due to practical changes like pooling referrals and use of private clinics
Learning from the Saskatchewan Surgical Initiative to Improve Wait Times in Canada
By Fraser Institute Janice MacKinnon—— Bio and Archives--April 26, 2016
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VANCOUVER—Saskatchewan has gone from having the longest wait times for medically necessary surgeries to the shortest in Canada based on a set of practical reforms including pooled referrals for treatment, introducing more collaborative decision-making by health care stakeholders, focusing on patients and the use of private for-profit clinics, finds a new study published today by the Fraser Institute, which was written by Professor Janice MacKinnon, former Saskatchewan Finance Minister (1993 – 1997).
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