Nova Scotia Loses Doctor Dashboard
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N.S. Tories criticized for removing online data about people seeking family doctor - Halifax | Globalnews.ca
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Nova Scotia’s Progressive Conservative government is facing criticism after it took down an online dashboard that provides information about the number of people waiting for a family doctor.
Health Minister Michelle Thompson said the dashboard hasn’t been updated since June because the health agency is verifying if people on the list still need a doctor, and as a result the website is being dropped “for now”.