Doctor shortage in Saskatchewan means many patients are turning to walk-in clinics
There’s a shortage of family doctors in Saskatchewan and that is increasing demand at walk-in clinics.
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Doctor shortage in Saskatchewan means many patients are turning to walk-in clinics
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