Nova Scotia’s health care system needs revamping while its hospitals are in dire need of $85 million in urgent infrastructure repairs and maintenance, says the province’s auditor general.
In his spring report released Wednesday, Michael Pickup said concentrating care in the province’s hospitals is something that has to change.
“A new approach, with less emphasis on hospitals and more focus on providing the right type of care in the right location is required.”
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