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  • Healthcare Policy and Management

Background:

  • The Advisory Panel on Healthcare Innovation released a report with recommendations a decade ago.
  • Progress in implementing these healthcare innovation recommendations across Canada has been minimal.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To assess the progress of healthcare innovation recommendations in Canada over the past ten years.
  • To highlight the need for specific types of reforms and collaboration.

Main Methods:

  • Analysis of the implementation status of the Advisory Panel on Healthcare Innovation's report.
  • Review of healthcare system performance and policy developments in Canada.

Main Results:

  • Limited progress has been observed in implementing the panel's recommendations nationwide.
  • Key areas requiring attention include coordinated reforms, patient-centred care, and digital enablement.

Conclusions:

  • Urgent need for coordinated, patient-centred, and digitally enabled healthcare reforms in Canada.
  • Enhanced interjurisdictional collaboration is critical for advancing healthcare innovation and improving services.