Transforming the specialist referral and consultation process in Canada

Clare E. Liddy

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KEY POINTS Canadians take pride in their universal, publicly funded health care system. However, lengthy wait times to see a specialist are a problem. A recent Ontario-based study found that that the median wait time between a patient being referred to a specialist and attending an appointment was

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