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Aliya Hajee, a nurse practitioner and founder of NP Circle, an organization that supports nurse practitioners in Canada, said the current reality is not just frustration — it’s a crisis.

“But the rest is a bit of a wasteland in terms of public funding and that, arguably, is one of the reasons why we keep spending more and more money and yet we’re still perpetually in crisis.” ...