Ensuring you and your loved ones receive optimal care in the ICU extends beyond the remarkable clinical efforts of physicians and other healthcare professionals. There’s also a passionate and innovative ICU research team. Read more about their work: https://t.co/scfA0Zuog2
After the recent wildfires, some Halifax-area residents are asking why their neighbourhoods are designed with only one way in and out. https://t.co/ZTajm30bRL
The verdict is in: A 4-day work week is good for business.
After 6 months, most of the 33 companies and 903 workers trialling the schedule, with no reduction in pay, are unlikely ever to go back to a standard working week.
https://t.co/ojCpiL8YVE
We continue to see significant firearm-related trauma in Nova Scotia. Much is self-inflicted and related to mental health. Many are related to violent assaults.
Our question: why do we need guns?
https://t.co/ls3BJjkQfN
@TACTraumaCanada@Docs4GunControl@CAEP_Docs
Nova Scotia Health staff and doctors have shown up for patients, day after day, through over two years of a pandemic. In March 2020, we called them heroes.
This is a reminder - they are still showing up; they still deserve our respect. They are still heroes.
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Every second is critical when an emergency vehicle is responding to a call. Motorists, do you know what to do when encountering an emergency vehicle with its sirens blaring & lights flashing during your commute? #SlowDownMoveOver Learn more, visit: https://t.co/FvU3L3MRdQ
NS Health researcher and ICU physician, Dr. Stephen Beed, helped create a #COVID19 innovation that assists health care teams and saves lives by making it easier to put patients in prone position, which drastically improves their breathing. @CBCTheNational https://t.co/r31XXIjVDf
Wishing all of Nova Scotia's physicians a happy Doctors' Day today! The last year has been challenging and we appreciate everything you've done during the pandemic to keep us healthy and safe.
#DoctorsDay@Doctors_NS
People ask what helps the Nova Scotia COVID efforts. I say it’s the people.
104 volunteers across 2 pop up sites (Halifax Convention Center and Alderney library) showed up and swabbed..get this...1931 people at the Convention Center and 920 people at new Alderney library site.
@LisaBarrettID The volunteers were amazing! I thanked everyone for their time; it was such a great experience at the Halifax Convention Center yesterday. I was happy to see so many Nova Scotians waiting in line on a beautiful day to get tested. 🙌👏
The Human Organ and Tissue Donation Act legislation takes effect today. Watch double lung transplant recipient Jaimie Harbin Keeping’s story on how a perfect stranger changed her life. https://t.co/rqpLumLjMD Make your decision today. #Discuss#Decide#Register@HealthNS@nsgov
As of today, Jan. 18th, the Human Organ and Tissue Donation Act is now in effect. This means all Nova Scotians will be a potential donor unless they opt out, giving patients waiting for a transplant a better chance of getting one sooner: https://t.co/sCia2T7Yep
Attention travellers: Violating any instructions provided when you entered 🇨🇦 is an offence under the Quarantine Act and could lead to up to six months in prison and/or $750,000 in fines: https://t.co/1w1Shnbnmw #COVID19
Dr. Stephen Beed, medical director of the Nova Scotia Organ Donation Program spoke to Health Committee today about the Human Organ and Tissue Donation Act, which comes into effect on Jan. 18, 2021. Read his full remarks here: https://t.co/Xbz7qQjiA8
NSHA launches new mental health and addictions website. Visitors can access information on common mental illness and harmful substance use conditions, and explore evidence-based tools and resources. Visit https://t.co/5rXf6axpUe
Read the news release: https://t.co/OMFfRhBRMe
I have a plea/idea for the really smart underemployed students out there that would make a huge impact on our medical care: design a mask that is actually good. Make one that is comfortable, allows us to communicate, and protects us and our pts. HELP US! These aren’t fun.
If you’re heading out for groceries this weekend, buy Canadian. Not only will it taste great, but it’ll help all those who are making sure there’s food in our stores and on our plates. And to them - our fishers, our farmers, and everyone else who’s involved - we say thank you.