Friends, it's been a difficult 24 hours. Staff harassed for meals. A service user and security guard assaulted. Through it all, you have donated and filled our hearts with gratitude. Every cent will support people experiencing homelessness. Thank you. See our statement ⬇️
A huge congratulations to you, @Krockdoc on being awarded the prestigious @rymanprize ! You so deserve it. Thank you for your hard work and contributions to research on #frailty and #dementia assessment, and for all you do to address #ageism in health care.
Congratulations to Professor Kenneth Rockwood, geriatrician, academic, clinician, teacher, former firefighter and amazing winner of the 2021 Ryman Prize https://t.co/Qh4rGOT09A
@NaheedD We do in NS...we can get them anytime....AND we have mobile snd pop up testing sites....but it involves many many volunteers to assemble the kits. Is everyone ready to do the work? #community
@haleytoomey thank you for sharing your story. It says so much of how far we still need to go to raise awareness among doctors of the signs of a #braintumour. Oct 24 is Brain Cancer Awareness day in Canada. A good opportunity to learn more. @BrainTumourFdn pls share
Spent 8hrs treating drunk/injured students in an ED already stretched to the breaking point only to come home and find 40 drunk students fighting on my front lawn. Embarrassed to be associated with @DalhousieU
Not that it bears repeating... But if you plan to disrupt, harass & intimidate patients, caregivers & health care workers at a hospital in the name of your "freedom", you have forfeited it. The hospital is a sacred place. Leave it in peace.
@CASW_ACTS as a member and health care social worker of 25+ years, I urge you to release a similar statement to the public; hospital #socialworkers are facing daily harassment and their work with families and communities is threatened by these senseless #protests
Recent protests across the country have stunned & saddened @canadanurses. Where public safety is concerned, science & evidence must be the only decision making factor. Read president, @timgp37 & CEO, @Mike_villeneuve's open letter: https://t.co/Jux4ciY6RL
Fun fact. Did you know hospitals in Canada are not where legislation is passed or debated?I know right. Surprising.We have government buildings in your Provincial Capitals where our elected officials do business. If/when considered protesting start there and get out of the way.
@HRMPolice@MikeSavageHFX@NS_Justice I hope you will ensure a presence at this #protest today on what is technically private property, and enforce public health & safety laws as necessary, no different from any other protest; this is shameful and an affront to all HCPs
Hospitals across the country are preparing for a day of protest on Monday with demonstrations against pandemic protocols expected to hamper access to healthcare facilities, including one planned at Halifax's QEII Health Sciences Centre. https://t.co/SnsTd2KrNh
It really is shocking that in 2021, Canada's political leaders are actually STILL debating the topic of how to get clean drinking water to Indigenous peoples. #Debate2021
I am stunned by Mr. Trudeau's statement that he is not fighting Indigenous children in court. In June, the federal government litigated against First Nations kids to deny them help under Jordan's Principle and to avoid paying compensation to victims of fed. discrimination.
The behaviour of #antivaxxers across Canada this week is a slap in the face of every health worker who has given their ALL and sacrificed SO much on the frontlines of this pandemic. Shame on you.
PEI residents actually pay less in copays and deductibles than those in NS and NL. And seniors pay $0 premium and minimal copay. So my guess is this #pharmacare agreement is about bringing PEI on par for what they cover, and how...not about making drugs more "affordable".
PEI inks deal for funding to help it align coverage with rest of country. Without a national formulary this is not "national Pharmacare" yet. This just gets them to baseline. #longwaytogo https://t.co/Dk0KE1nUKO
This isn't a deal to help people pay for prescriptions, but an opportunity for PEI to add treatments to their public formulary that other provinces have had for years. It may also provide a chance for PEI to synthesize their 27 different stop gap provincial #pharmacare programs.