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Our future health and social services > have your say
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Thank you for your participation. The Phase 2 What We Heard document and Final Recommendation are now available online. See the document library to view them and see below to view the archived online participation from Yukoners.
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How might we improve our health and social services system?
We are focussed on the six themes and two foundational elements we established earlier this year:
Thank you for your participation. The Phase 2 What We Heard document and Final Recommendation are now available online. See the document library to view them and see below to view the archived online participation from Yukoners.
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How might we improve our health and social services system?
We are focussed on the six themes and two foundational elements we established earlier this year:
In 2018, Yukon Government initiated the Comprehensive Review of health and social programs and services. The task: to improve the quality of health and wellness of Yukoners, ensure patients, clients, families and providers have positive experiences and provide better value for money. As the Independent Expert Panel (IEP) appointed to lead this process, we are looking at what recommendations we can make regarding changes and improvements.
How we can better allocate our existing resources (people and money), improve services, make things more efficient and find creative solutions to meet our needs today and tomorrow?
Our future health and social services > have your say has finished this stage
Public engagement spring 2019: what is working well and what needs to be improved?
Phase 2
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Public engagement fall 2019: how might we improve our health and social services system?
Under Review
Our future health and social services > have your say has finished this stage
Contributions to this public engagement is closed for evaluation and review. The Independent Panel will report back on key outcomes when it delivers its recommendations to YG spring 2020.
Final report
Our future health and social services > have your say is currently at this stage
The report outlining outcomes of the public engagement process are now complete. To read more about the recommendations and read the What We Heard documents, please visit yukon.ca.
