论文信息 - Chronic disease and illness care: adding principles of family medicine to address ongoing health system redesign.

Chronic disease and illness care: adding principles of family medicine to address ongoing health system redesign.

The personal and economic burden of chronic disease and illness is a serious challenge for Canadians.[1][1] Public policy has a strong focus on chronic disease, emphasizing health system redesign with the introduction of a series of different health system models to enhance population-based

Carmel M Martin

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