With the adoption of Bill 11 in the spring of 2022, Quebec's Ministry of Health and Social Services wanted to facilitate access to primary care. The Frontline Access Desk (GAP) allows anyone to schedule an appointment with just a few clicks. But making an appointment is only the first step in what could be a long wait.
The current negotiations between family doctors and the government do not seem to herald a quick solution to the problem. What are the possible solutions? Isabelle Bourgogne talks about this with:
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When we talk about primary care, what exactly are we talking about? What to do while you're in the “First Line Access” queue?
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Is it because we lack doctors to provide these services? And specialized nurse practitioners? Is it possible to include in the equation those nurses who can respond to specific requests for care?
The launch of the front-line access window opens the door to non-urgent care for Quebecers without a family doctor. Is it a good idea?
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