Infection Control Polices and Access to Care

Update: 2024-04-09

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with Dr. Mark Downing Infectious Disease Specialist, NS Health Masters Program, University of Toronto and Joint Centre for Bioethics In this episode the discussion is going to explore how policies designed to address the need for infection prevention control within healthcare facilities can sometimes affect access to care.

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Infection Control Polices and Access to Care