Michelle Degelman

[Government of Saskatchewan @SKGov]

Saskatchewan residents 18 and older are now eligible to receive their fourth dose (second booster) of the COVID-19 vaccine four months after receiving a third dose.
To find more information or to book online, visit: https://t.co/pHdum0RCHY

[Michelle Degelman @MDegelman9]

Congratulations to the team for the excellent work in antimicrobial stewardship!

[Choosing Wisely Canada @ChooseWiselyCA]

Happening tomorrow (Feb. 23) at 12 p.m. ET - Don't miss our De/Implement webinar on using audit & feedback to reduce unnecessary lab tests with @JRobotPhD

To sign up 👇
https://t.co/h7cPqCHbsL

[Choosing Wisely Canada @ChooseWiselyCA]

Happening Feb. 23 at 12 p.m. ET - Don't miss our De/Implement webinar on using audit & feedback to reduce unnecessary lab tests with @JRobotPhD

To sign up 👇
https://t.co/h7cPqCHbsL

[Choosing Wisely Canada @ChooseWiselyCA]

Tune in on June 23 at 12 PM ET for the last De/Implement webinar of the season! (we'll be back in Sept after a short summer break🌞)

Join @JRobotPhD & Cindy Dumba for a discussion on engaging patient partners in antimicrobial stewardship

https://t.co/mKkazZHyat

[Choosing Wisely Canada @ChooseWiselyCA]

Our last De/Implement webinar takes place June 23 at 12 p.m. ET (...don't worry, we'll be back in September!)

Join @JRobotPhD & patient/public advisor Cindy Dumba for a discussion on engaging patient partners in antimicrobial stewardship 👇👇
https://t.co/mKkazZHyat

[Michelle Degelman @MDegelman9]

Thank you to such an amazing team! Looking forward to advancing this great work!

[Government of Saskatchewan @SKGov]

Due to increased #COVID19SK transmission risk in Regina and area, the following amendments are being made to the public health order.

This local public health order will remain in effect until April 5, 2021, and reviewed at that time.

Learn more at: https://t.co/b0T3BCSQ9L

[ABVMA @abvma]

Research Abstract: Viral prescription pads can be used by primary healthcare providers to facilitate discussions with patients about the appropriate use of antimicrobials. #OneHealth #AntimicrobialStewardship #ChoosingWisely #AntibioticsWisely #OHAMSC

[ABVMA @abvma]

Great presentations ranging from undergrad to post-doctorate researchers. Topics ranging from antibiotic potentiators to dairy practice in Austria (Poopalarajah/Caekebeke/Larde/Firth/Vanstone) See prerecorded sessions of all 72 abstracts https://t.co/soTYdPKjgP

[CQIP @CQIP_SK]

Complex patients need a team of people caring for them, and those team members need clear roles and responsibilities. Key learning from Dr. Bonnie Richardson's project on early identification of anemia in hospitalized hemodialysis patients. #CQIP4 #Capstone

[CQIP @CQIP_SK]

Leland Sommer shares his appropriateness project around diabetes management. Well, it started out that way. But COVID changed the course to supporting a pandemic response. #CQIP4 #Capstone

[CQIP @CQIP_SK]

Dr. Jonathan Mailman's project tackled the challenges of blood glucose control following surgery. #CQIP4 #Capstone

[CQIP @CQIP_SK]

Love that Dr. Shazia Durrani is sharing the PDSA process - so cool to see the progression of learning. (Project was on managing delirium for older patients in acute care.) #CQIP4 #Capstone

[CQIP @CQIP_SK]

Dr. Andrei Harabor shares his project on optimizing blood work in babies - reducing unnecessary pokes while maintaining safety. (Babies can't talk but I'm pretty sure they are all 100% behind this project.) #CQIP4 #Capstone

[CQIP @CQIP_SK]

Dr. Stéphan Duchesne's data on Optimizing Mastectomy and Excisional Biopsy Handling is impressive! A good reminder that problem identification takes critical thinking and a good interrogation of the numbers. #CQIP4 #Capstone

[CQIP @CQIP_SK]

Curious about the presentations? Have a flip through our Capstone booklet: https://t.co/BJZlGAjRTu #CQIP4 #Capstone

[Michelle Degelman @MDegelman9]

Excellent work team!

[Saskatchewan Health Authority @SaskHealth]

Scott Livingstone, SHA CEO, says first COVID-19 vaccinations in Saskatchewan, administered at Regina General Hospital, "is a moment to celebrate."

Click here to read the full message: https://t.co/KBQ23Og9RY #COVID19SK

[Saskatchewan Health Authority @SaskHealth]

The Saskatchewan Health Authority (SHA) is alerting the public of a high level of community transmission of COVID-19 linked to curling events in Regina and subsequent spread. https://t.co/NwAK38esCj