Canada Health Care

Canada's Healthcare System: Realizing its Full Potentials

Accessibility to health care on the basis of need and not solvency was the basic rationale of the health system in Canada. The system became widespread throughout the nation through nationwide division of costs and was finally harmonized by means of standardization in a state act, the Canada Health Act of 1984. Health care is not so much a genuine domestic system as a decentralized system of province and area insurances that cover a tight network of free local health care providers.

Within the context of geographic and demographic heterogeneity, long waiting times for optional care call for the ability and dedication to develop efficient and sustained care systems across the state. Deep health imbalances faced by tribal peoples and some at risk groups also call for a co-ordinated approach to address health determinants if they are to be tackled efficiently.

To meet the high expectations of Medicare's founding fathers, the trilateral welfare agreement between government, healthcare provider and the general population needs to be renewed. The development of the officially financed benefit basket as well as co-ordinated efforts to diminish variations in results will depend on greater involvement of the Confederation and physicians than in past years.

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