The Unified Health Community Triage Centre, which opened in August, underlines the ongoing lack of access to primary health care for many in Nova Scotia, he said. Its ability to provide laboratory tests and diagnostic imaging was questioned by Doctors Nova Scotia at a meeting Saturday. (Unified Health Community Triage Centre photo)Doctors Nova Scotia has some specific concerns about the clinic, Chapman said. The clinic's access to diagnostic services, such as laboratory tests and x-rays, is another concern for Doctors Nova Scotia. A locum working group including members of Doctors Nova Scotia and the Nova Scotia Health Authority was reconvened about a month ago to deal with some of the administrative obstacles.

Source: CBC News September 15, 2018 20:26 UTC