Doctor exposed to COVID-19 at work questions end of isolation pay program
Posted: Dec 14, 2020 6:03 PM AT | Last Updated: December 14, 2020 The health department says it doesn't know of any physicians who were exposed at work in hospitals during the second wave. (Shutterstock / shutter_o) A Nova Scotia doctor is questioning the province's decision to cut a program that paid physicians in isolation after he was exposed to COVID-19 at work during the second wave. Health Minister Leo Glavine said at the time the program was no longer necessary because physicians hadn't been exposed in the second wave, and most doctors could work from home. The comments came as a sur...
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