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N.B. government lacks evidence collaborative-care clinics reach those in need: report

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The Canadian Press. (2026, September 29). N.B. government lacks evidence collaborative-care clinics reach those in need: report. Toronto Star. https://www.thestar.com/news/canada/new-brunswick/n-b-government-lacks-evidence-collaborative-care-clinics-reach-those-in-need-report/article_d0e5342c-e61d-50bf-8346-e47cea6c41d2.html

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New Brunswick's auditor general, Paul Martin, has issued a report stating that the provincial government lacks evidence proving its collaborative-care clinics effectively reach areas with the greatest need for primary care services. The report highlights that the government failed to conduct a comprehensive assessment of community needs before expanding these clinics.
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In Fredericton, New Brunswick’s auditor general, Paul Martin, has released a report criticizing the provincial government for lacking evidence that its collaborative-care clinics are effectively reaching those most in need of primary care services. The audit highlights that the government did not conduct a thorough assessment of community needs to guide the expansion of these clinics across the province, raising questions about their efficacy and accessibility.

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FREDERICTON - New Brunswick’s auditor general says the provincial government can’t provide evidence showing whether its collaborative-care clinics are providing access to primary care where it is needed most.
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FREDERICTON - New Brunswick’s auditor general says the provincial government can’t provide evidence showing whether its collaborative-care clinics are providing access to primary care where it is needed most. asserted
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Paul Martin released an audit showing the government did not conduct a provincial assessment of community needs to guide expansion of collaborative-care clinics. asserted
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