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Meanwhile, province moves Need a Family Practice Registry report to online dashboard.

It's bad enough to learn you're losing your family doctor, says one Nova Scotia woman, but being asked to pay hundreds of dollars to access years of medical records adds insult to injury.

A renewed interest in pay-for-service clinics could restrict health care access for those who need it most

Breaking records can be a good thing but patients aren’t impressed by the record number of people on Nova Scotia’s waitlist for a family doctor or nurse practitioner.

The College of Physicians and Surgeons of Nova Scotia is removing a requirement for U.S.-certified doctors wanting to practice in the province.

The Nova Scotia government has signed a $365-million contract to bring a one-patient-one-record system to the province, a move health-care officials said Wednesday represents a game changer in the way patient care is managed.

Residents of a rural part of the Halifax municipality are concerned after learning the emergency department at their hospital would be closed for all of January.

A new report on the state of the province's emergency departments paints a dire picture of unexpected closures, long ambulance-offload wait times, lengthy waits for care and patients leaving without being seen.

A new orientation program is coming to Nova Scotia to help welcome more than 100 internationally-trained doctors to the province.

Let’s take a critical look at the supposition that we can frack our way to climate solutions.