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Rebuilding the primary care infrastructure one research project at a time.

If you chip away at foundation walls and remove critical supports, any structure will eventually collapse. So it should not have been a surprise when the Canadian health care system began teetering in the 1990s after its foundation, primary care, had been undermined by more than 2 decades of neglect