Behind the $13.7 billion to fix long-term care
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Paov --
Tune in this afternoon, August 12 at 4:00 PM, for a conversation with Paul Manly, MP for Nanaimo-Ladysmith. We will go behind the scenes of Motion 77 to reform long-term care and introduce national standards.
Click here to registerMotion 77, introduced to the House of Commons by MP Paul
Manly, calls for national standards and key reforms for long-term
care. These include increased beds and hours of care, better wages and
working conditions, and increased funding for home care. The
Parliamentary Budget Officer recently released a report that estimates
the annual cost of these reforms to be an additional $13.7 billion
across federal, provincial, and territorial governments. In
other words, our governments are currently under-spending on long-term
care and under-valuing older adults.
Join
us tomorrow as we go behind the scenes of Motion 77. We’ll learn... more
about the national standards and reforms proposed by the motion and
discuss the PBO cost estimates.
I encourage you to register for the webinar even if you can't make it so you can receive the recording link directly by email. We will also post it on the BC Health Coalition website and social media accounts.
Click here to registerI hope you can join us!
Audrey Guay, Organizer
BC Health Coalition
British Columbia Health Coalition · 3102 Main St, 302,
Vancouver, Unceded Coast Salish Territories, BC V5T 3G7, Canada
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