05/28/2025
Loved this from Dr. Madura Sundareswaran (regarding some of the potential changes resulting from Ontario’s Primary Care Action Plan, specifically the desire to attach 2 million patients to the currently practicing, maxed out, family medicine physicians): “Rushed, expensive, and poorly planned reforms that focus on quantity, not quality is not good for patient care. Failing to address the core issues with primary care – demonstrated by fewer and fewer family physicians choosing to practice comprehensive, community-based family medicine – is resulting in top-down, expensive, and band aid solutions to the primary care crisis. It edges on careless spending on taxpayer dollars. We should advocate for a system that prioritizes sustainable, safe and equitable care – not just a solution for tomorrow. “
