Instituting similarities in services across health care regions among provinces and territories is considerably complex because of
A) a lack of knowledge and skill in their associated use.
B) the vast geographic areas present in the Canadian landscape.
C) minimal diversity in provincial health care needs.
D) an inability to accurately reflect exact cost per service provided.

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Efforts to reduce services to regions may be divisive if they are perceived to distribute funds unfairly or inequitably between similar regions within a province.Instituting similarities across health care regions is also considerably complex because of the vast geographic areas and diversity present in Canadian contexts.

Instituting Similarities in Services Across Health Care Regions Among Provinces