October 2021

Some highlights:

  • The rural tax: comprehensive out-of-pocket costs associated with patient travel in British Columbia
  • New long-term care standards will fall flat without money or enforcement, experts warn
  • B.C. hospital housekeepers, food-service workers being brought back under public sector
  • Exhausted and overworked, healthcare workers are fleeing the sector.        
    Unless we act now, we’ll pay a price for decades

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