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I'll have to be vague to avoid too much specific info, but I have worked in both contexts where I have a full team at my disposal and where I'm just a lone doctor, and I agree wholeheartedly we need the team. Best if it's under the same roof. It isn't necessary for every patient but for the people who need it it makes a huge difference.
If it helps, many provinces have been trying to push something like that for a long time, but there are an entire host of problems that go along with getting it rolling. BC's interprofessional team systems are sort of that, but they're weak.