Premier Klein first announced the Six-Point Plan in his televised address in January 2000. The Alberta government remains committed to the principle of equity in health care. Digital photo images are available here. Click on the thumbnails below to view a full size image and to save. Build a new outpatient renal dialysis facility to respond to growing waiting lists.
Renal dialysis is a common treatment for kidney failure.
Gastroenterology helps diagnose conditions like stomach ulcers and colitis or inflammation of the large intestine. Endoscopy is used to help diagnose conditions like ulcers or tumors. As part of his televised address to Albertans in January, Premier Ralph Klein announced government's Six-Point Plan to protect and improve the province's publicly funded health system. Guided by the recommendations of last year's Health Summit, the Six-Point Plan takes Albertans' directions for the health system of the future and puts them into action. The six directions of the plan demonstrate Alberta's commitment to Canada's publicly funded health care.