Disparities in surgery rates during the COVID-19 pandemic: retrospective study
Ashwin Sankar(Michigan Medicine), David Gómez(Campbell Collaboration), Duminda N. Wijeysundera(St. Michael's Hospital), Andrea N. Simpson(St. Michael's Hospital), Nancy N. Baxter(St. Michael's Hospital), Andrew S. Wilton(Campbell Collaboration), Jonathan C. Irish(Princess Margaret Cancer Centre), Stephen W. Hwang(St. Michael's Hospital), Vahid Sarhangian(University of Toronto), Timothy C. Y. Chan(University of Toronto), David R. Urbach(Women's College Hospital), Charles de Mestral(St. Michael's Hospital), Thérèse A. Stukel(University of Toronto), Daniel Pincus(Sunnybrook Health Science Centre)
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