‘Prepare for the storm’: Canadians demand health-care fixes in recent Nanos survey

‘The frustration and anger with the health-care system is significant,’ says pollster Nik Nanos, as nine of 10 Canadians say change is necessary.
Health Minister Marjorie Michel. The results of a Nanos survey show that Canadians want to see health care improvements including through the use of virtual care and AI, says Santis Health's Patrick Nelson, whose company commissioned the poll.

With the vast majority of Canadians saying they are frustrated and worried over the state of health care, and that they want to see change, pollster Nik Nanos says that governments “should prepare for the storm” of health-care reform.

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