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Investing in pediatric emergency ... investing in the care could save more children. The price of such an investment would be modest, ranging from no cost to $11.84 per child, according to Oregon ...

There is a federal law to prevent emergency room doctors from withholding lifesaving care. Passed nearly four decades ago, it requires emergency rooms to stabilize patients in medical crises.

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“The ministry told us that restructuring in 2023 and 2024 has delayed work to review the National Health Emergency Plan (NHEP) but that it is recruiting staff to do the work and plans to start ...

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More than a million Canadians have now received dental care under the new national public insurance plan, with each patient receiving an average of $730 toward oral health-care services.