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Alberta's Bill 11, which allows doctors to apply to be able to practise in both the public and private spheres, came into effect Sept. 1. Dr. Warren Thirsk, president of emergency medicine with the Alberta Medical Association, says allowing some patients to pay to jump the queue doesn't free up limited health-care resources.
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Alberta's Bill 11, which allows doctors to apply to be able to practise in both the public and private spheres, came into effect Sept. 1. Dr. Warren Thirsk, president of emergency medicine with the Alberta Medical Association, says allowing some patients to pay to jump the queue doesn't free up limited health-care resources.
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