Amélie Perron

Nurse PhD, researcher, scientist, academic, parrhesiast. Co-founder & Co-president of the Nursing Observatory. Settler on unceded Algonquin Anishnaabeg land.

[uOttawa Sciences de la santé | Health Sciences @uOttawaHealthSc]

The Faculty of Health Sciences would like to congratulate Professor Amélie Perron (@ame_perron) of the School of Nursing on her nomination as Fellow of the Canadian Academy of Nursing (@canadanurses). https://t.co/BILmQvTvcH

[uOttawa Sciences de la santé | Health Sciences @uOttawaHealthSc]

La Faculté des sciences de la santé tient à féliciter la professeure Amélie Perron (@ame_perron) de l’École des sciences infirmières pour son intronisation à titre de Fellow de l’Académie canadienne des sciences infirmières (@canadanurses). https://t.co/kuuke3Hzbv

[Amélie Perron @ame_perron]

@jean_busque @slebel19 Absolument pas. Beaucoup de membres du « peuple » se rappellent de tout ce que les infirmières ont vécu avec la réforme Barrette et pendant la pandémie, et contrairement à vous, se rangent du bord des infirmières.

[Amélie Perron @ame_perron]

@JiPMichaud @slebel19 Correction: Tant que la “mobilité” ne sera pas expliquée, c’est tellement vague que Mme Lebel et M. Dubé en profitent pour donner l’impression que cela respectera la volonté et les compétences du personnel sachant très bien qu’ils l’opérationnaliseront autrement.

[Amélie Perron @ame_perron]

@RejeanGoodrow @slebel19 Ah oui. Barrette, un homme, n’a jamais écrasé les infirmières avec sa réforme. Dubé, un homme, non plus avec ses mesures pandémiques. Bouchard, un homme, non plus avec sa loi spéciale de 99. Oui, les hommes sont vraiment blancs comme neige avec les infirmières.

[Amélie Perron @ame_perron]

@HouleSonia1 @slebel19 Oui! Mais beaucoup de gestionnaires sont aussi très inquiets des plans du gouvernement et voient Santé Québec d’un mauvais œil. Ils sont nombreux à trouver que les “commandes d’en haut” rendent leur travail de gestion hyper compliqué, désagréable et parfois carrément toxique.

[Amélie Perron @ame_perron]

@magagne01 @MtlWeb3944 @slebel19 Faux. Pour des raisons personnelles, familiales ou financières, certaines préfèrent justement ces quarts-là.

[Marit Stiles @MaritStiles]

The Conservatives rigged the system to help a select few of their donors—to the tune of $8.3 billion, carving up our Greenbelt against:
- expert advice
- public interest
- ethical standards

As a start, Minister Clark must resign.

Add your name: https://t.co/foGyzHZ8Gm

#onpoli

[Amélie Perron @ame_perron]

@wpgpolice It´s only a "major" crime when people sympathetic to Indigenous rights and safety are involved right? Because it seems police never care much when graffitis are sprayed by neo nazis and the like.

[UBCIC @UBCIC]

The UBCIC is appalled to find that the Manitoba government’s decision not to conduct a search of the Prairie Green landfill citing safety concerns has been contradicted by a leaked feasibility study which concluded that a search could be safely done. https://t.co/AGrYq4rmpQ

[Amélie Perron @ame_perron]

@UbakaOgbogu Bothering Danielle Smith deserves a follow.

[Amélie Perron @ame_perron]

“The vast expansion of overtime and agency nurse usage – demonstrated by a truly astonishing growth in both – establishes a true recruitment and retention problem," Kaplan writes of the extra hours in his July 20 decision.” https://t.co/pHxC2VIuj6

[Amélie Perron @ame_perron]

The world is a dangerous place - it would be worse were it not for whistleblowers who expose wrongdoing and defend the public interest. Today is World Whistleblowers Day to honour their integrity and courage but also to commit to listen when they speak.

https://t.co/BVxKqIc9dK.

[Amélie Perron @ame_perron]

@SylviaJonesMPP No, you have no idea what role nurses actually play in healthcare. Most of what they do is invisible to people like you and to your government.

[Amélie Perron @ame_perron]

Public Health & Community Health Nurses in Canada, consider participating in this study. The focus has been put almost exclusively on acute & critical care nurses, and while that is important your distinct realities/experiences need to be understood.
@LeighChappy
@carolynstrom

[Dr. Nancy Olivieri @DrNancyOlivieri]

ForProfit hospitals come with another price tag: poor care and higher rates of death.

Unsurprisingly, @fordnation are reluctant openly to state: "In private hospitals, more of you will die": https://t.co/C6O2HxL6gy
@HurleyOCHUCUPE @OntarioHealthC @NatalieMehra1

[Amélie Perron @ame_perron]

Another example of external whistleblowing that occurred because of internal failures and lack of transparency. https://t.co/nxVDpDMz6e

[André Picard @picardonhealth]

Ontario hospital nurses awarded additional pay after wage restraint law (Bill 124) struck down as unconstitutional. They will get additional 0.75%, 1%, 2% annual pay hikes retroactive to 2020, by @allisonjones_cp https://t.co/v7FctbBxn3 via @torontostar #nursing

[Amélie Perron @ame_perron]

Cette vidéo (15min) préparée pour l’ACFAS présente les grands résultats de notre étude sur les lanceurs d’alerte infirmiers québécois. Sincère merci aux participants pour leurs récits riches et détaillés.
#lanceursdalerte
#whistleblowers

https://t.co/oO5D9LJ8gd

[Amélie Perron @ame_perron]

The head of an emergency department was reportedly fired from his post and escorted out of the facility after he supported a nurse whistleblower. We need to understand what happens at the managerial level when whistleblowing is involved.

https://t.co/SS7HpUkXAl