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Federal-provincial health accord expires in 2014, experts say it’s time feds talk about their plans

Experts say the health-care system will implode if the federal government will not continue support under the federal-provincial health accord, and are looking for focused, targeted support and leadership.

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BY BEA VONGDOUANGCHANH
February 7, 2011

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Federal-provincial health accord expires in 2014, experts say it’s time feds talk about their plans

Experts say the health-care system will implode if the federal government will not continue support under the federal-provincial health accord, and are looking for focused, targeted support and leadership.

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