A) "Everyone will be exposed to Omicron"
B) "Everyone will get Omicron"
They're different. (A) promotes appropriate caution till surge ends: boost, N95, outdoor>indoor. (B) promotes counterproductive behavior as hospitals are overwhelmed.
Biggest difference: A is true. B is not.
Several Sobeys/Lawtons in the St. John's metro area still have availability for 1st, 2nd, or 3rd/booster covid doses! Check out https://t.co/Ic4516dNAp
@FureyAndrew just an FYI, many pharmacies ARE booking appointments to manage the massive influx of people looking for boosters. We typically don't have the staffing to adequately manage walk-ins AND continue to operate our pharmacies as usual. Just saying. https://t.co/EbNEhhR0IB
@ivanculum A4: Agree about individual autonomy related to health and benefits of tailored services. But if some services are user-pay then, as @MariaBeeRN and @IamKateSau stated, improved health outcomes may be limited to those who can afford it. Balance is key. #futuehealth#mhst601
@ivanculum A3: Funding. In order to implement services at the community pharmacy level or to expand scope of practice, one major question is always 'who is going to pay for this service?'. User-pay models limit access and impact based on client affordability. #futurehealth#mhst601
@ivanculum A1: Allowing pharmacists to have a more expanded scope to independently or collaboratively manage chronic diseases. #msht601#futurehealth Studies have shown that there is significant improvement in health outcomes: https://t.co/VGWIG1FuE8
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#futurehealth is exciting! Lost track of time on multiple occasions this week diving into some interesting technological innovations in early detection, prevention, and management of chronic diseases: https://t.co/uxnyy3XKTI
#MHST601
As promised, I did a deeper dive into the prevalence and management of diabetes in NL (and Canada) and here is what I found: https://t.co/nNkMk5EYZJ
#downtherabbithole#chronicdisease#MHST601
Researching models of health and how different #levelsofinfluence contribute to the management of type 2 diabetes in NL. Check out my resources on health models here: https://t.co/FcIc3DjZcv
More to follow as I try to address 'Why is diabetes so prevalent in NL?' #MHST601
What is health? #whatishealth#mhst601
The more I dive into this topic the more questions I have. Here is a list of resources I've found so far: https://t.co/K80uNlstVw
Release; “The Newfoundland and Labrador Medical Association is calling for mandatory COVID-19 vaccinations for all health care workers. The NLMA joins other national and provincial health care organizations that have called for mandatory vaccines for health care workers.” #nlpoli
Canada's National Advisory Committee on Immunization (NACI) now recommends no need to space out #COVID19 vaccines from other vaccines (e.g. upcoming flu shots).
This seems reasonable/safe, and will make for a far easier covid/flu shot campaign this fall.
https://t.co/8DQEAMa6jT
An inaccurate Canadian study suggesting an extremely high rate of heart inflammation after COVID-19 vaccines has been retracted due to a major mathematical error. https://t.co/z9oWtWcVy2