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Amid summer staffing crunch, no provinces have yet submitted health-care ‘action plans’ to feds

The outstanding health action plans are an ‘urgent’ matter, but provinces must take the time to get them ‘as close to right as possible’ says the president of the Canadian Medical Association.

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June 28, 2023

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Amid summer staffing crunch, no provinces have yet submitted health-care ‘action plans’ to feds

The outstanding health action plans are an ‘urgent’ matter, but provinces must take the time to get them ‘as close to right as possible’ says the president of the Canadian Medical Association.

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