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GPs in Denmark are small business owners, similar to family doctors in Canada. They rent or own the office space, hire staff who work in the office, and pay for everything from internet to paper. Most practices in Denmark are small with b/w 1 to 3 GPs working together. 
After high school, most Danes take a gap year where they typically work and travel (the average is 2 gap years but several take even more). They would then apply and gain admission to medical school which is 6 years in total.
These members of the public, roughly represented the demographics of the province — with one exception. We deliberately overrepresented people who identified as First Nations, Métis or Inuit. 
Let's start by going back to fall 2021. Most people had been vaccinated and we thought we were heading out of the pandemic. We were starting to try and clear the backlog of care.
We were blown away by interest in this process
We started virtually with talks from 
We need to begin by acknowledging that primary care is in crisis
The number of doses you need depends on 
To start, all these meds are meant for people who are at high risk of getting seriously ill from COVID 
To start, if your child has COVID symptoms, assume COVID. Most don't need a test.
#Primarycare is the foundation of a high-performing health system. Yet, primary care has been in crisis for the last 2 decades—challenged by an outdated payment model, growing patient need, rapidly growing evidence, and dysfunctional electronic medical record systems
We now have more real world data showing that 3 doses is better than 2 at preventing infection and serious illness with Omicron
1. How do you know you have COVID?
