Child and Youth Advocate looking at how other provinces with CorCare handle child health records
Premier Tony Wakeham says he will revise a policy that made it more difficult for parents to access their children’s medical records once they turned 12.
As NTV’s Ben Cleary reports, the Child and Youth Advocate says better communication from the health authority was needed as the policy framework was being developed.
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