mercredi 19 juillet 2017
Small pool of doctors treat majority of Ontarians with opioid addiction: study
A small proportion of Ontario doctors who treat people battling opioid addictions prescribe the majority of the medications used to treat the disorder, a study has found, raising concerns about the quality of patient care and access to therapy.
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