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Millions of Ontarians are waiting for backlogged surgeries and procedures. To tackle the wait time crisis in Ontario, the OMA unveiled a report in February recommending a new model of care that would focus on moving less complex surgeries and procedures out of hospitals and into Integrated Ambulatory Centres. Read the full story.
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