Canadian health regulations

Canadian health regulations are established to ensure the safety and quality of healthcare services and products. They govern everything from hospitals and clinics to medications and medical devices. Health Canada, the national health authority, oversees these regulations, setting standards for safety, efficacy, and advertising. Provinces and territories also have their own laws to manage local healthcare systems. These regulations aim to protect public health, promote safe practices, and ensure that Canadians receive effective medical care. They are essential for maintaining trust in the healthcare system and safeguarding the well-being of the population.