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Dr. Michael Barry is president of the Canadian Association of Radiologists.

Excessive wait times for medical imaging hurts Canadians in more ways than one

  • Patients know too well that waiting for diagnostic imaging can be emotionally draining for them as well as for their families. Everyone knows someone
Opinion | BY MICHAEL BARRY | July 8, 2019
By allocating $1.1-billion for medical imaging equipment to the provincial governments over five years, wait times would be reduced and patients would receive to the care their deserve. Less waiting, less anxiety, better care and greater economic output would seem to be both right and proper policy for Canada, writes Michael Barry. Photograph courtesy of Pxhere.com

Excessive wait times for medical imaging hurts Canadians in more ways than one

Opinion | BY MICHAEL BARRY | July 8, 2019
  • Patients know too well that waiting for diagnostic imaging can be emotionally draining for them as well as for their families. Everyone knows someone

Excessive wait times for medical imaging hurts Canadians in more ways than one

Opinion | BY MICHAEL BARRY | July 8, 2019
  • Patients know too well that waiting for diagnostic imaging can be emotionally draining for them as well as for their families. Everyone knows someone
By allocating $1.1-billion for medical imaging equipment to the provincial governments over five years, wait times would be reduced and patients would receive to the care their deserve. Less waiting, less anxiety, better care and greater economic output would seem to be both right and proper policy for Canada, writes Michael Barry. Photograph courtesy of Pxhere.com

Excessive wait times for medical imaging hurts Canadians in more ways than one

  • Patients know too well that waiting for diagnostic imaging can be emotionally draining for them as well as for their families. Everyone knows someone
Opinion | BY MICHAEL BARRY | July 8, 2019
By allocating $1.1-billion for medical imaging equipment to the provincial governments over five years, wait times would be reduced and patients would receive to the care their deserve. Less waiting, less anxiety, better care and greater economic output would seem to be both right and proper policy for Canada, writes Michael Barry. Photograph courtesy of Pxhere.com

Excessive wait times for medical imaging hurts Canadians in more ways than one

Opinion | BY MICHAEL BARRY | July 8, 2019
  • Patients know too well that waiting for diagnostic imaging can be emotionally draining for them as well as for their families. Everyone knows someone

Excessive wait times for medical imaging hurts Canadians in more ways than one

Opinion | BY MICHAEL BARRY | July 8, 2019
  • Patients know too well that waiting for diagnostic imaging can be emotionally draining for them as well as for their families. Everyone knows someone
By allocating $1.1-billion for medical imaging equipment to the provincial governments over five years, wait times would be reduced and patients would receive to the care their deserve. Less waiting, less anxiety, better care and greater economic output would seem to be both right and proper policy for Canada, writes Michael Barry. Photograph courtesy of Pxhere.com
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