Fewer Doctor Visits Approved for Rural, Isolated Towns
By Ethan RibalkinPublished: September 27, 2006
TheTyee.ca
A lot of small towns in B.C. rely on the care of visiting family doctors and specialists. It's the only alternative to flying or busing people miles to medical centres. But this year the B.C. government has lowered the number of approved doctor visits to rural and isolated communities, according to a Health Ministry report obtained by The Tyee.
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