N.L. Health Services and government promise internal review after scathing AG report on travel nurses
Newfoundland and Labrador Health Services says it will launch an internal review and audit of select nursing agencies it worked with to hire travel nurses. The aim is to try to recover possible over-payments. NTV’s Beth Penney has more.
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