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Policy brief: Barriers and enablers to primary care access for equity-deserving populations in Ontario

• Jesse Rosenberg
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In a recently published paper, Wellesley Institute reviewed research on barriers and facilitators to primary care for equity-deserving populations in Ontario to better understand how to improve access.

In this policy brief, we provide initial recommendations to advance primary care attachment as the province begins to roll out its new team-based care model across the province.

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Jesse Rosenberg

Jesse Rosenberg

Jesse Rosenberg is a legal and policy professional with political and policy experience in the fields of health, labour and justice. Director of Policy at the Wellesley Institute, Jesse previously held leadership roles with the government of Ontario and the Ontario College of Trades. He has extensive experience and expertise in stakeholder relations and legislative and regulatory development and analysis. He holds a Bachelor of Humanities from Carleton University and a Juris Doctor from Osgoode Hall.