CBC British Columbia | The B.C. Conservatives propose 'activity-based' health-care funding. But what is it? @cbcbritishcolumbia | Uploaded October 2024 | Updated October 2024, 7 hours ago.
The B.C. Conservatives have introduced their health care plan if elected, promising to implement activity-based funding, where hospitals will receive funding based on when they treat patients for specific diagnoses and procedures — versus the current model of providing a base pay. Jason Morris, a senior political science instructor at the University of Northern British Columbia, talks about the model.
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The B.C. Conservatives have introduced their health care plan if elected, promising to implement activity-based funding, where hospitals will receive funding based on when they treat patients for specific diagnoses and procedures — versus the current model of providing a base pay. Jason Morris, a senior political science instructor at the University of Northern British Columbia, talks about the model.
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#CBCVancouver #CBCNews #BritishColumbia #bcconservatives #bcvotes #voting #bcvotes2024 #health #healthcare #election #vancouverbc #hospital #mentalhealth #unbc
