In a French press conference live streamed to Facebook, government officials and CISSSO representatives announced the plan to build a new 600-bed mega-hospital for the Outaouais. There are no plans to close any existing hospitals, only that services will be “completely reorganized.” Clockwise from top left: Mathieu Lacombe, CAQ minister for the Outatouais; Christian Dubé, Quebec health minister; Josée Filion, director general of CISSSO; Mathieu Lévesque, Chapleau MNA and Robert Bussière, Gatineau MNA.

Outaouais to get mega-hospital

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EMILY HSUEH
OUTAOUAIS Oct. 14, 2020
CISSSO and the Quebec government have announced that a new 600-bed mega-hospital will be built in the Outaouais in the coming years.
In a French press conference live streamed on CISSSO’s Facebook page on Oct. 14, officials including Mathieu Lacombe and health minister Christian Dubé confirmed they would be . . .

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