Overview
The Modernizing Alberta’s Primary Health Care System initiative has been established to strengthen primary health care in Alberta and ensure all Albertans have access to timely, appropriate primary health care services.
Primary health care is the first point of contact Albertans have with the health system, and includes health professionals such as family doctors, nurse practitioners, pharmacists and public health nurses.
This work will engage Alberta primary health care leaders, along with national and global experts, to identify immediate and long-term improvements that can build on the many primary health care successes in Alberta.
Status
We are seeking input from advisory panels on the modernization of Alberta's primary health care system.
Who is listening
Ministry of Health
Active engagements
Members will identify opportunities to improve primary health care in Alberta for Indigenous Peoples.
Members will share knowledge and experience of other jurisdictions to improve primary health care in Alberta.
Members will identify opportunities to improve primary health care in Alberta.
Outcomes
The advisory panels will make recommendations to the Minister of Health to modernize Alberta's primary health care system, ensuring all Albertans have access to timely, appropriate primary health care services.
News
Modernizing primary health care (September 23, 2022)
Last updated: September 23, 2022