Province’s healthcare hinges on function, not structure, says Grande Prairie anesthesiologist

Dr. Alika Lafontaine, a rural anesthesiologist in Grande Prairie and former president of the Canadian Medical Association, says Alberta’s healthcare challenges are not rooted in a single policy or structural fix, but in how the system functions day to day — and whether it is designed around patient outcomes. Read More“Just breaking it down into smaller chunks doesn’t necessarily solve the core problem of how it actually functions differently, right?”  News, Local News, Grande Prairie, Healthcare Dr. Alika Lafontaine, a rural anesthesiologist in Grande Prairie and former president of the Canadian Medical Association, says Alberta’s healthcare challenges are not rooted in a single policy or structural fix, but in how the system functions day to day — and whether it is designed around patient outcomes. Read More