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Infusion Clinics During Covid-19

As a follow-up to last week’s  message on Covid-19, we are sharing the Ontario Rheumatology Association (ORA) statement regarding medications provided at infusion clinics as essential medications.   All of our clinics continue to operate with the highest vigilance to protect patients and maintain their treatments.

Read the protocol here.

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