Launch 100-day Patients First healthcare reform review

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British Columbia

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Oct 1, 2026

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2026 British Columbia Provincial Election platform

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Statement

Launch the 100-day Patients First review to identify reforms from other universal public systems that cut waits, expand capacity, keep ERs open, and strengthen rural services, without user fees.

Overview

Evaluate universal public systems (e.g. Europe/Australasia) to import structural efficiencies into BC's healthcare model.

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Ready to DELIVER - Lorne Doerkson's Plan for a STRONGER BC / 2026 (Page 32) (opens in a new tab) Source

Page 32 (Protect universal care and improve access): Launch the 100-day Patients First review to identify reforms from other universal public systems that cut waits, expand capacity, keep ERs open, and strengthen rural services, without user fees.

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