Who is ready for SNOW? This past publication from #cjph_rcsp examines the severity of injuries sustained by skiers and snowboarders in snow-parks compared with other slopes from 2001 to 2005 #throwbackthursday
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We are launching a virtual journal club with @CPHA_ACSP. Contact [email protected] by 31 July 2020 to apply. You will pick a paper for discussion, meet and work with the author, learn social media skills, and work with other great students. #epitwitter#cjph_rcsp#phdchat
It has been an AMAZING privilege to work alongside @walkabilly and @CJPH_RCSP! Excited to continue with the opportunity to learn and promote the exceptional work of our public health community #cjph_rcsp
New Letter to the Editor @CJPH_RCSP "Scrolling for data or doom during COVID-19?" about #socialmedia during #SARSCoV2. @ppaulsen9 and I discuss the risk and potential of social media. We also discuss the social media approach at the journal. https://t.co/KGRrPhhFmr #cjph_rcsp
Check out the #cjph_rcsp Special Section on COVID-19:
https://t.co/4RC9NJ5Vdf
Feature of the week is @calvdiep 's Letter to the Editor: "This experience highlights the importance of having plans in place to mobilize resources during public health crises"
https://t.co/mvgh4hbrrS
#DidYouKnow? The low rate of #foodinsecurity among Canadian seniors reflects the protection afforded by the guaranteed annual income they receive. Learn more: https://t.co/c74eKyAbwK
This week #onlinefirst in #cjph_rcsp: Jozaghi et al. aim to "raise concern about the state of social care and housing for marginalized people who use drugs and how COVID-19 could cause devastation if effective preventive measures fail to be implemented" https://t.co/SS6cXxgdGz
CALL FOR PAPERS related to the COVID-19 pandemic / APPEL D'ARTICLES liés à la pandémie de COVID-19 #cjph_rcsp
Find more information here: ➡️https://t.co/5qUbsGqqII
The Clerk of Executive Council, Cheryl Hansen, has a message for public servants and all New Brunswickers about the great work being done behind the scenes to maintain public services and #flattenthecurve. Visit our website to read more: https://t.co/YEnOQUtkQx
Feeling anxious or stressed during the current #COVID19 outbreak is normal.
It’s ok to not be ok, and it’s certainly ok to ask for help. Contact one of Horizon’s #mentalhealth services in your area https://t.co/JkLjRtVBG3 or call CHIMO 24/7 at 1-800-667-5005
Effective Monday, March 16, all schools in New Brunswick will be closed for two weeks. This decision was made by the all-party cabinet committee in response to COVID-19. This closure will be reassessed on an ongoing basis.
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#throwback to January 2000 when @DennisRaphael01 and @TobaBryant remind us to put the population back in population health. "Efforts to improve health should bebased on clear statements of values and principles. https://t.co/oVHxUwpXVo
False statements and misinformation about #COVID19 continue to circulate online and on social media.
Get information you can trust: #GOC is a credible, fact-based, and authoritative source for #COVID19 information:
https://t.co/TLfE0xVSaQ
Today, we tabled a $10.2 billion 2020-21 budget designed to strike a balance among lowering the debt, addressing priority areas and putting money back into the pockets of New Brunswickers. To read more about the 2020-21 Budget please visit https://t.co/sOiZtwsGes.
Register for our webinar w/ @NWAC_CA on Transforming our Response: Practical Tips on Providing Trauma-Informed, Culturally-Safe Care for First Nations, Inuit & Métis Women, Girls & Gender Diverse
20 March | 13:00 ET https://t.co/7pcJfGQcbg
#InternationalWomensDay