Nova Scotia announces $6M in funding to retain doctors, improve primary care
According to the province, the funding will help new graduates and new doctors establish practices in Nova Scotia, starting at Dalhousie’s family medicine clinics.
Houston made the announcement in person on Wednesday morning at the the Dalhousie Family Medicine Clinic in Halifax, along with Minister of Health and Wellness Michelle Thompson.Thompson said in the news release that projects like these will “help doctors put down roots in our communities.” One new patient of Dalhousie family medicine, Michael MacDonald, said in the province’s release he is “so relieved to finally have a family doctor” for his family.
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