Doctors fear for health of patients: Turnstile medicine criticized Series: TAKING THE PULSE: HEALTH-CARE REVOLUTION Final Edition

Each time [John D.] Milne picks up that black bag and goes on one of his 15 to 20 house calls each month, it's an intangible he takes with him. And it's something he will try to bring into the future as the province revolutionizes the health-care system, making millions of dollars in cuts....

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Published inCalgary herald
Main Author Michael Clarkson and Dave Pommer
Format Newspaper Article
LanguageEnglish
Published Calgary, Alta Postmedia Network Inc 10.06.1995
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Summary:Each time [John D.] Milne picks up that black bag and goes on one of his 15 to 20 house calls each month, it's an intangible he takes with him. And it's something he will try to bring into the future as the province revolutionizes the health-care system, making millions of dollars in cuts. Milne says he misses the old days -- not for sentimental reasons, but practical ones. The current streamlining of the health-care system is dramatically changing the way doctors operate.
ISSN:0828-1815