Another amazing C3 (Concepts in Critical Care) course at Health Sciences North's simulation lab! Crisis resource management simulation in the context of limited resources....what could be better. Northern rural nursing at its best!
60,000 out-of-hospital cardiac arrests are happening in Canada each year – that is one every nine minutes.
Unfortunately, only one in 10 people who experience an out-of-hospital cardiac arrest survive.
Join us this #HeartMonth to learn how we're working to #BeatCardiacArrest.
Cardiac arrest can strike anyone, anywhere, at any age, without warning. 60,000 out-of-hospital cardiac arrests are happening in Canada each year.
Learn #CPR and how to use an #AED, this #HeartMonth: https://t.co/AIE8U7vDIV.
If you're okay with hot dogs, cigarettes & high-power energy drinks but convinced that vaccines will harm you, it's time for a talk. #GetTheFactsAboutVax
While we're on a roll about vaccine #confidence, it's a good time to recall this poster - possibly the best shareable ever produced by @GovCanHealth. #VaccinesWork
It’s getting bad out there, folks. There is not an unlimited supply of ECMO. I’ve seen nothing like this in my 20+ years as a Critical Care physician, even during SARS. Play it smart, don’t congregate indoors with people outside of your household, especially near unmasked people.
We are so excited to begin COVID-19 vaccination at HSN! https://t.co/u3JdjPw1zc
Nous sommes très heureux de commencer l’immunisation contre la COVID-19 à HSN!
This long weekend, everyone must do their part to get us through this pandemic.
“We really need people to respect the Public Health guidelines”, reminds Dr. Josée Thériault, Medical Director for Critical Care at HSN.
"We are there for you, but we cannot do this alone."
If a loved one or friend has performed CPR or witnessed a cardiac arrest, there is a bystander CPR support network. https://t.co/427PmgVISd. @LowUpCdnAnesSym
It’s been a year since I posted this thread on how to prepare for the potential threat of a novel unnamed coronavirus. What a brutal and tragic year. What an inspirational year watching dedicated clinicians and evolving healthcare leaders try their best under unforgiving stress.
Today is #BellLetsTalk Day. If you or someone you care about is having a mental health crisis HSN has a 24 hour crisis line 705-675-4760. Our Crisis department also has two in person locations- 127 Cedar Street/Every day until 11pm and 41 Ramsey Lake Road/24 hours. #HSNHeroes
At the request of @DrKaliBarrett, who will be on ICU service in the near future and wanted some pointers in case the new #coronavirus continues to spread across borders, here's some thoughts from an ICU doc who worked through SARS and saw friends get sick. #tweetorial /1
4 minutes, 2 rolls of toilet paper and a mason jar. That is all you need to learn how to perform and practice CPR. Please RT.
https://t.co/hcSlsLgJU4 #CPRsaveslives@Northern_Heroes
“What we do is the same, it is just the speed and approach that has changed, just out of pure safety,” ~ Steve MacNeil, Critical Care Response Team nurse, who is on the frontlines at HSN #healthcareheroes#hsnheroes https://t.co/Ddw28CPccm
A little over a year ago we thought of the idea that we could create a Northern City of Heroes with the highest rates of bystander CPR in Canada. We are one step closer to that goal. Come check out the exhibit @ScienceNorth. Learn CPR. Save a life. @Northern_Heroes