Is virtual care a cure for Canada's battered health-care system? | CBC News
Many provinces have turned to virtual care as a way of taking pressure off their strained health-care systems, and hospitals have been able to divert patients from crowded emergency departments. But a new agreement in Ontario could mean fewer doctors will be interested in providing such services.
Is virtual care a cure for Canada's battered health-care system? | CBC News Is virtual care a cure for Canada's battered health-care system? | CBC News Loaded Health Is virtual care a cure for Canada's battered health-care system? Many provinces have turned to virtual care as a way of taking pressure off their strained health-care systems, and hospitals have been able to divert patients from crowded emergency departments. But a new agreement in Ontario could mean fewer doctors will be interested in providing such services. COVID-19 pandemic saw growing use of virtual care, but Ontario now push
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