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Alberta has a long history of re-organizing regional health authorities, which were rolled into the provincial Alberta Health Services in 2008.
During the COVID-19 pandemic, former premier Jason Kenney touted the buying power of AHS as an advantage in securing sought-after medical supplies. Last September,This advertisement has not loaded yet, but your article continues below.“What we’ve decided to do is stick to our knitting, focus on outcomes as opposed to replaying the endless cycle of structural changes at AHS,” he said at the time.
“Albertans right now aren’t looking for bells and whistles, they’re looking for a competent government who can simply deliver the basics of health care,” he said.Braid: Smith slaps down questions about abortion rights as LaGrange gets health job Smith has tasked LaGrange with working with Mental Health and Addiction Minister Dan Williams to ensure the province’s approach to recovery becomes “a guiding policy in modernizing Alberta’s primary health-care system.”
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