@DorisGrinspun is speaking about nurse retention. @RNAO is advocating for competitive compensation, workloads that enable excellence in practice and career satisfaction #BPSOSymposium
"Until now, people who suffered mild or asymptomatic COVID-19 were thought to have dodged the brunt of the virus’s brutal side effects. But new evidence has revealed that anyone infected with COVID is at higher risk for heart issues"
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Heads up, #Nanaimo! Here comes the rain again. Please slow down and expect roads to be extremely slippery when wet. The accumulated oil, dust and debris will create a slippery layer on the wet asphalt. Safe driving, and pedestrians and cyclists, please be extra aware! #YCD
We’re seeking patients who may be willing to share their experience with the health care system and raise their voice in support of patient care & action on the nursing crisis.
Health care is on life support and we are all affected.
Share Your Story:
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Governments must acknowledge health care crisis, recognize nurses’ value and wisdom: Heather Smith
#StrongTogether#NurseShortage#ableg
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It's not just an anecdote, this sad story of a young person dying of stroke post-Covid is becoming all too common. The risk of a serious vascular clot in the first weeks infection is extremely high, according to this study in @CircAHA. https://t.co/IlMbQbYBzt
This is a brilliant and devastating analysis of America’s failure to manage the Covid pandemic. Canadians should read it, too, because we’ve basically adopted the American approach. This is a both a warning and cry from the heart to do better. #cdnpoli https://t.co/NEHARLEgyZ
"It’s simple to say that a deadly virus that harmed the entire globe swept up our caregivers in its wake. It’s much harder to hear ... that we have been hurting for a long time." https://t.co/QULBVytLug
People who consistently wore a mask indoors had nearly half the odds of testing positive for Covid than people who didn’t, according to a new CDC study.
@moirawyton Nearly seven years after B.C. required health authorities to erect overdose prevention sites, services remain scarce outside major cities like Vancouver and Victoria.
If we replaced “health worker #burnout” with “workers practicing in unreasonable and unsafe conditions” we’d have a much more honest conversation about what in the health system needs to change.
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