Between 2014 and the first three months of 2018, just under half of the emergency rooms in Nova Scotia — 18 of 37 — were forced to temporarily close, often as a result of a lack of doctors or nurses. As Alexander Quon explains, ER closures are on the rise.
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Temporary emergency room closures on the rise across Nova Scotia
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