Gordon Clarke

'23 MPH Student @MemorialU #MED6288

[Gordon Clarke @GordonClarke_]

@meta201012 Thanks Ephrem! I hope so too. #MED6288

[Gordon Clarke @GordonClarke_]

Check out my op-ed! #MED6288

[SaltWire @SaltWireNews]

COMMENTARY: Is the shrink into one health-care authority the best move for Newfoundland and Labrador? | SaltWire https://t.co/Fr8w3Sv7WR

[Gordon Clarke @GordonClarke_]

It's great to see that Gov of NL is addressing current gaps in the effectiveness and inclusiveness of the healthcare system. Hopefully this new funding is allocated in the right places. #MED6288

[Health and Community Services NL @HCS_GovNL]

#GovNL is making an historic $3.9B investment in health care which highlights the commitment to reimagining health care and improving the ability of residents to access care. #NLBudget23

[Gordon Clarke @GordonClarke_]

Spreading awareness and creating support systems for those with Dementia and their families is an important issue to tackle in healthcare. This action plan is a great step in improving these issues. #MED6288

[Health and Community Services NL @HCS_GovNL]

Three-Year Dementia Care Action Plan Launched for Newfoundland and Labrador https://t.co/qAWCw9igpu

[Tessa Eleanor Firth @tessa_e_firth]

I wrote an Op-Ed based on addressing the family physician shortage in Atlantic Canada if interested in reading #MED6288 #PhysicianShortage

https://t.co/cLneP4s7cW

[Tessa Eleanor Firth @tessa_e_firth]

Excited to present alongside the MPH 2023 class #MED6288 on our chosen healthcare systems at the Graduate Student Research Day!🔬 @MUNMed @munmgss @Mayysam #publichealth #healthcare #policy

[Riley Moores @rcmoores]

Our poster highlights some of the key factors in Newfoundland and Labradors Healthcare system, with the release of #NLBudget yesterday it will be interesting to see how some of these crucial factors will be influenced moving forward #Med6288

[Gordon Clarke @GordonClarke_]

Excellent article @TRajanderan !! #MED6288

[SaltWire @SaltWireNews]

Thaneswary Rajanderan, a Ph.D. candidate in community health at MUN Medicine, explores the pros and cons — in both the short and long-term — of employing urgent care centres to alleviate ER closures and access to health care.
https://t.co/s9kmbIllFz

[Gordon Clarke @GordonClarke_]

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[Gordon Clarke @GordonClarke_]

We should also be considering the effectiveness of social support networks for physicians. Rural physicians have a big workload, so it is important that they have a good work life balance. Suggestion: create supportive contact networks with rural doctors.

https://t.co/uOQgjmNFJo

[Gordon Clarke @GordonClarke_]

It’s super important to get screened for CRC! #MED6288

[Health Canada and PHAC @GovCanHealth]

#ColorectalCancer is the second leading cause of cancer deaths in Canada and affects more than 26,000 Canadians a year.

Learn more about the importance of knowing the risks and getting screened: https://t.co/Lw6ffui8vG
#ColorectalCancerMonth

[Gordon Clarke @GordonClarke_]

@Leahinhealth @HCS_GovNL @foodfirstNL Great point Leah. Earlier this week I noticed how tweets from @GovCanHealth were not very knowledgable and not accommodating for all. Seems to be a common theme. #MED6288

[Jacob Kennedy @Jkennedy_2023]

I wrote an opinion piece about decriminalization in B.C. if anyone is interested in learning more you can find the article here #BCpoli #MED6288 #canpoli https://t.co/T3EdoeFLEE

[Gordon Clarke @GordonClarke_]

You should be focusing on how to make healthier food choices more accessible for the population instead of allowing millions of Canadians to rely on cheap food with low nutrient density and trying to tell people how to eat - focus on the real problem! This makes no sense #MED6288

[Health Canada and PHAC @GovCanHealth]

Find yourself frequently eating dinner in front of the TV? Eating while distracted can lead to eating more than you need.

Eating slowly and thoughtfully can help prevent overeating, and can help you make healthier food choices.

Learn more: https://t.co/agLB3apDjF

[Gordon Clarke @GordonClarke_]

@GovCanHealth This advice is poorly thought out and not accommodating. Where is the exercise advice for people who cannot walk? Cannot ride a bike or cannot readily access sporting events? Health Canada should be considering these problems as well #MED6288 #PublicHealthCanada #PublicHealth

[Gordon Clarke @GordonClarke_]

@GovCanHealth This advice is poorly thought out and not accommodating. Where is the exercise advice for people who cannot walk? Cannot ride a bike or cannot readily access sporting events? Health Canada should be considering these problems as well #MED6288 #PublicHealthCanada #PublicHealth

[Gordon Clarke @GordonClarke_]

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[Gordon Clarke @GordonClarke_]

Reconciliation efforts should not be slowing down. Just 13 of 94 Calls to Action have been addressed - none involving healthcare services. We should be proactively working towards reconciliation instead of addressing them when it is politically attractive. https://t.co/VqlSvKG2hn

[Gordon Clarke @GordonClarke_]

@meta201012 @canadanurses And stated is the shortage of nurses in the Philippines! Could our healthcare officials think that the issues of our healthcare system takes priority over another country? I think we should be addressing the concerns of our nurses first, before making lateral moves. #MED6288

[Gordon Clarke @GordonClarke_]

@meta201012 @canadanurses Good share Ephrem. I took note the section of the article about same strategy used in '99 - where little of the nurses stayed in MB due to practice barriers and poor working conditions. How can we expect international nurses to stay when we can't retain our own? #MED6288