By The Canadian Press

AMA and AHS reach tentative deal

Apr 24, 2018 | 8:09 AM

EDMONTON- Negotiations that started in December have led to a tentative agreement on a new deal between Alberta Health and the Alberta Medical Association.

Details have not been released because the agreement still needs to be ratified by both sides.

The association says in a release that it addresses the government’s budgetary concerns and recognizes the contributions of the province’s doctors.

The package will be discussed at an AMA board of directors meeting on May 3 prior to the package being sent to members for an expected vote.

(The Canadian Press – Global Cgy)

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