I don’t think asking how 🇨🇦 healthcare can be sustainable is a useful question to ask anymore. It takes us down the rabbit hole of hyper-fixating on cutting costs while expecting more and more output. It’s extractive capitalism at its worst, but in a publicly funded, non-profit system. Better questions, - if we spend a dollar on healthcare, do we get a dollar of being healthy? - are there any places where those dollars are amplified, ie - a $1 gives us a $1.50 in health? - how much health is “enough” to have a thriving society? - is health evenly distributed? - how can we move the care part of healthcare back into the community and out of hospitals, etc? - how do we incentivize providers to do tasks that lead to health, and minimize busywork that doesn’t make a difference to health? Sure there’s lots of others. Some of these we already know the answer to already.