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The paper relates that according to the Romanow Report (2002), the goals of sustaining Canada's health and ensuring its adherence to its original ideals depend on innovation and reorganization of services to meet Canadians' needs. The paper notes that the final version of the Romanow Report (2002) contains strong arguments and 47 recommendations for change related to Aboriginal Health, and the report's recommendations were implemented through the Health Accord (2003) and the Accord on Health Renewal (2004). The paper points out that all three documents emphasize that Aboriginal peoples exemplify the greatest health disparities and worst health status of all Canadians. The paper summarizes the arguments and recommendations of the Romanow Report as well as the impacts on Aboriginal health resulting from the Health Accord and the Accord on Health Care Renewal.

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"According to the Romanow Report (2002), the goals of sustaining Canada's health and ensuring its adherence to its original ideals depend on innovation and reorganization of services to meet Canadians' needs. The final version of the Romanow Report (2002) contains strong arguments and 47 recommendations for change related to Aboriginal Health. The report's recommendations were implemented through the Health Accord (2003) and the Accord on Health Renewal (2004). All three documents emphasize that Aboriginal peoples exemplify the greatest health disparities and worst..."

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