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Almost 200 N.L. cancer patients sent to Ontario for care because of radiation therapist shortage

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Almost a year after a local union sounded the alarm about a shortage of radiation therapists in Newfoundland and Labrador, cancer patients are still being sent to Ontario for care. Some patients aren't receiving prescribed treatments within a 28-day national standard.
Almost a year after a local union sounded the alarm about a shortage of radiation therapists in Newfoundland and Labrador, cancer patients are still being sent to Ontario for care. Some patients aren't receiving prescribed treatments within a 28-day national standard.

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Almost 200 N.L. cancer patients sent to Ontario for care because of radiation therapist shortage

Almost 200 N.L. cancer patients sent to Ontario for care because of radiation therapist shortage

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CNAjournalism (@CNAjournalism) / X

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topic: jerry earle

topic: jerry earle

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topic: jerry earle

topic: jerry earle

topic: jerry earle

Almost 200 N.L. cancer patients sent to Ontario for care because of radiation therapist shortage

Beth Snow's Instagram, Twitter & Facebook on IDCrawl

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