Ontario Health Sector: COVID-19 Outbreak on Hospital Capacity
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Ontario Health Sector: COVID-19 Outbreak on Hospital Capacity
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Hospital capacity falling short
Ontario hospital capacity falls short of other provinces
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Hospital capacity falling short
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Hospital capacity falling short
Ontario Hospital Association on X: "(10/14) Ontario has fewer acute hospital beds per capita than any other province, or most countries tracked by the OECD. Even before COVID-19, many hospitals regularly operated
