Six Nations needs more health care options, more doctors, and more funding to attain those goals. Six Nations Elected Council (SNEC) is preparing to host Dr. Jane Philpott, Chair of Ontario\u2019s Primary Care Action Team and former federal Minister of Health, on July 23 to raise urgent concerns ranging from the community\u2019s exclusion from Ontario\u2019s new primary care strategy to an integrated health facility. Councillor Amos Key, chair of the Wellbeing Committee confirmed her visit during the July 8th SNEC General Council meeting as part of his committee update. \u201cThat\u2019s going to be great because there are lots of things we want to share with her,\u201d Key said. The province\u2019s current approach to primary care expansion has left First Nations, including Six Nations, out of policy and funding conversations, he… <\/p>\n
Six Nations needs more health care options, more doctors, and more funding to attain those goals. Six Nations Elected Council (SNEC) is preparing to host Dr. Jane Philpott, Chair of Ontario\u2019s Primary Care Action Team and former federal Minister of Health, on July 23 to raise urgent concerns ranging from the community\u2019s exclusion from Ontario\u2019s new primary care strategy to an integrated health facility. Councillor Amos Key, chair of the Wellbeing Committee confirmed her visit during the July 8th SNEC General Council meeting as part of his committee update. \u201cThat\u2019s going to be great because there are lots of things we want to share with her,\u201d Key said. The province\u2019s current approach to primary care expansion has left First Nations, including Six Nations, out of policy and funding conversations, he... <\/p>\n