Monthly Communication Report

Organization:	CANADIAN NURSES ASSOCIATION/ASSOCIATION DES INFIRMIERES ET INFIRMIERS DU CANADA(CNA)
Associated registration:	958587-75-96
Communication date:	2024-10-28
Posted date:	2024-11-13

Designated Public Office Holders who participated in the communication:	Bernadette Clement, Senator Senate of Canada Réjean Aucoin, Senator Senate of Canada Lucie Moncion, Senator Senate of Canada René Cormier, Senator Senate of Canada Marie-Françoise Mégie, Senator Senate of Canada
List of Details Subject matter Detail Health Improve access to primary care, home care, and palliative and end-of-life care for all people in Canada. Health Improving care in long-term care facilities through enhanced access to and provision of care from regulated nurses. Federal-Provincial Relations, Health Influencing the Canada Health Transfer and Health Bilateral Agreements between the federal government and provinces and territories to urge governments to increase healthcare investments and invest in priority areas such as the health workforce, primary care, long-term care, mental health, data and virtual care, and surgeries and backlogs. Budget, Education, Health Strategies to address the health human resources crisis and nursing shortages across Canada, including providing funding to provinces and territories to help optimize workloads; financial supports for nurses and health-care workers such as loan forgiveness, tax incentives, retention bonuses for senior nurses; creating a mental health action plan for health-care workers; increasing training and education for health-care workers. Health Support for regulated nurses working at full scope of practice
Responsible Officer who filed this communication report:	Valerie Grdisa
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