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It says the report outlines gaps in the agreements, such as that no province or territory has set targets for eliminating emergency room closures.

The medical association wants to establish a national health accountability officer, who would be focused on tracking progress and reporting on the efficiency of health care spending.

Last year, Ottawa announced $196 billion in funding over 10 years to improve access to health care, of which about $45 billion was new money.

Provinces and territories were asked to improve data sharing and measure progress in exchange for funds. In March, Quebec became the last province to sign on.

The association says the report found five provinces and territories don鈥檛 have targets for electronic access to health data and seven don鈥檛 have targets for information sharing.

It says it urges 鈥渁ll levels of governments to embrace proven solutions to ensure this historic-level funding truly transforms our health system.鈥�

The group says more than 6.5 million 好色tvs don鈥檛 have a primary care physician, "surgical backlogs remain substantial, and the human health resource shortage is overwhelming."

Association president Joss Reimer says in a statement "enhanced accountability is crucial to successfully implementing durable changes in our health care system."

This report by 好色tvwas first published Sept. 9, 2024.

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