Canada's emergency doctors question this growing trend to 'virtual ER' care.
It's better than nothing but is it the way Canadians want their heart attack or stroke managed?
See their release with the message
"To call it an “ED” you must have a physician on site or nearby on call."
https://t.co/NDFAmcbSKV
@JustinTrudeau The young driven Canadian who starts a small business, works like a dog, hires other young Canadians, and manages to save and invest 5-10K per year in hopes of growing and retiring someday, is common, but not at all “very wealthy”. Give small businesses 250K of wiggle room too!
We are thrilled that Cape Breton FC under the @Soccer_CB banner will be part of this ground-breaking initiative. We have already reached out to create a superb female coaching cohort to help take the girls game on the island to the next level. If you can't see it you can't be it!
All in a week’a time👇🏾
NFL Headquarters visit✅
NBA Headquarters visit ✅
Got to hear from @jaelyn_arndt on communication and storytelling at our PGIP culture session✅
Co-presented with @beatricemcurrie on Leadership to the Creekside Middle School Student Athletic Board ✅
We are pleased to announce Beatrice Currie is returning to the Lady Red Wolves for 2023!
- GSC First Team All-Conference
- United Soccer Coaches First-Team All-Region
- United Soccer Coaches Second Team Scholar All-American
#DaleLobas 🔴🐺 #Welcomeback
@lisa_bonang@matt_vaughan@TrevorJain 4. There are interim measures to improve access to inpatient care that were not part of the recent short term govt interventions, 5. There are patients in need of care, lack of inpatient bed access and resulting poor outcomes outside HRM.
@lisa_bonang@matt_vaughan@TrevorJain 1. QEII redevelopment has recently stalled so I’ll believe it when I see it (hopefully in my lifetime). 2. We need improved access to inpatient beds in 6 days not 6 years. 3. Any short term measures that do not directly improve access to existing inpatient beds are inadequate.
@lisa_bonang@matt_vaughan@TrevorJain Primary care is equally as concerning and equally (if not more) important, but trying to address primary care deficiencies in the ED neither recognizes the critical nature of continuity of care in the community, nor does it prevent the tragedies in the ED that have us talking.