Un temps d’attente à l’urgence plus long pour les patients en psychiatrie
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L'année dernière, un patient de l'Alberta a dû attendre 16 jours à l'urgence avant d'être admis dans une unité psychiatrique.
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Un temps d’attente à l’urgence plus long pour les patients en psychiatrieLa Presse - Actualités (QC)