Amity E Quinn, Rachelle Drummond, Fiona Clement, Melanie Columbus, Stephana J Moss, Emily Fitzgerald, Rukhsaar Daya, Liza Mastikhina, Jeanna Parsons Leigh, Henry T Stelfox
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We hosted a deliberative dialogue with citizens (n = 3), policy researchers (n = 3), government decision makers (n = 3) and health system leaders (n = 3) to identify evidence-informed policy options to improve the value of Canadian healthcare. The analysis resulted in three themes: (1) the need for a vision to guide reforms, (2) community-based care and (3) community-engaged care. Results suggest the need for a new paradigm: community-focused health systems. Such a paradigm could serve as a North Star guiding healthcare transformation, improving value by aligning citizen and healthcare system goals, prioritizing spending on services that address the social determinants of health and improving quality and equity.
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