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Canada needs (and can afford) complete national health care

Physician costs
Between 1998 and 2008, doctors' compensation grew by 6.8% annually in Canada, outpacing the growth of hospital and pharmaceutical spending.  The trend continues, with physician services now accounting for 14% of total health care spending; about $28 billion in 2011.  The contributory factors include a 3.6% annual rise in physician compensation; an increase in the number of practicing physicians; competition among jurisdictions for recruiting and retaining; and very high  compensation for  specialists.  The rate of increase in doctors' compensation in Canada is faster than that for other health care workers (33% per year) and the labour market in general (2.7% per year).

Hospital Costs
The costs of operating hospitals represent 29.1% of total health care spending: $58.4 billion in 2011.  
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