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Christine Elliott - 2,493 people hospitalized in Ontario with COVID-19, 501 in intensive care - globalnews.ca - county Ontario
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2,493 people hospitalized in Ontario with COVID-19, 501 in intensive care
COVID-19, as the province continues to feel the impact of the latest wave of the pandemic.That’s according to new data released by the province on Saturday morning.The new numbers suggest a decrease of 141 hospitalizations. On Friday 2,634 people were seeking care in a hospital.
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Ontario to ease COVID-19 restrictions for visitors in long-term care homes - globalnews.ca
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Ontario to ease COVID-19 restrictions for visitors in long-term care homes
Ontario long-term care visitor restrictions under review, new minister says General visits from people five years and older who have had at least two doses of a COVID-19 vaccine will be allowed to resume on Feb.
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B.C. families call for further relaxation of restrictions in long-term care - globalnews.ca
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B.C. families call for further relaxation of restrictions in long-term care
B.C. expands long-term care visitation, allowing one social visitor per resident Tia Tang, whose 83-year-old mother lives in care, told Global News she was denied status as an essential visitor — meaning she was unable to see her mom.“I reached out and asked if I could go visit her, and they said no, only essential visits, not social visits,” Tang said.“It’s really hard.
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Pennsylvania adding long-term care beds to ease COVID-19 crunch - fox29.com - state Pennsylvania - Philadelphia - city Harrisburg, state Pennsylvania - city Pittsburgh - county York - county Blair - county Clarion - city Scranton
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Pennsylvania adding long-term care beds to ease COVID-19 crunch
(Photo by Cesar Gomez/SOPA Images/LightRocket via Getty Images) HARRISBURG, Pa. - Pennsylvania is setting up four regional support sites with as many as 120 beds to help hospitals and nursing homes under strain from COVID-19, state officials said Monday.The temporary sites will be located in existing skilled nursing facilities in Philadelphia and Pittsburgh, as well as in Blair and Clarion counties, and will allow hospitals to more rapidly discharge patients in need of long-term care.Pennsylvania nursing homes have been reporting dire staffing shortages that forced many of them to stop accepting new residents, which in turn has prevented hospitals jammed with COVID-19 patients from discharging patients who require skilled nursing care.Though pandemic-related hospitalizations are dropping in Pennsylvania, the state still has thousands of people in the hospital with COVID-19. Acting Secretary of Health Keara Klinepeter on Monday called it an "acute situation.""COVID-19 hospitalizations remain at historically high levels and healthcare workers need some support to get through this current surge," she said.General Healthcare Resources will supply clinical staff to the long-term-care support facilities under contract with the state, with workers to be recruited from outside Pennsylvania.
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New COVID pandemic projections, announcement on Ontario long term care set for Tuesday - globalnews.ca
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New COVID pandemic projections, announcement on Ontario long term care set for Tuesday
‘Hopefully this is the last time’: Ontario businesses reopen with cautious optimism Calandra has stepped into the job amid rising COVID-19 outbreaks and deaths in long-term care homes due to the highly transmissible Omicron variant.More than 56 per cent of the province’s long-term care homes were reporting virus outbreaks as of Monday and 129 deaths were reported among residents over the past week.The government gave long-term care workers an extension until March 14 to get mandatory third COVID-19 vaccine doses — after Jan.
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Michael Ryan - Tonnes of COVID-19 health care waste expose urgent need to improve waste management systems - who.int
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Tonnes of COVID-19 health care waste expose urgent need to improve waste management systems
Tens of thousands of tonnes of extra medical waste from the response to the COVID-19 pandemic has put tremendous strain on health care waste management systems around the world, threatening human and environmental health and exposing a dire need to improve waste management practices, according to a new WHO report.
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Keith Baldrey - B.C. reports 1,048 COVID-19 positive people in hospital, 138 people in critical care - globalnews.ca
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B.C. reports 1,048 COVID-19 positive people in hospital, 138 people in critical care
Legislative bureau chief Keith Baldrey has analysis of the three day COVID-19 numbers for Monday, Jan. 31.
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Christine Elliott - Ontario reports 3,019 people in hospital with COVID-19, 587 in intensive care - globalnews.ca
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Ontario reports 3,019 people in hospital with COVID-19, 587 in intensive care
COVID-19 dropped on Sunday as the province continues to battle the latest surge of the pandemic.New numbers released by the province Sunday morning suggest a total of 3,019 people are in an Ontario hospital with COVID-19, marking a drop from the 3,439 reported on Saturday. Ontario reports 3,439 people in hospital with COVID-19, 597 in intensive care The data suggests there was also a drop in the number of people receiving care in an intensive care unit in an Ontario hospital.On Saturday, 597 patients were being treated for COVID-19 in an ICU.
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Ongoing concerns about COVID-19 deaths in long-term care homes - globalnews.ca - Jordan
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Ongoing concerns about COVID-19 deaths in long-term care homes
While the worst of the Omicron variant and the COVID-19 pandemic itself might seem to be behind us, the situation in long-term care homes is still serious. Jordan Armstrong has the details and the criticism of how the B.C.
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Bonnie Henry - Richard Zussman - Long-term care home outbreaks continue to drive B.C.’s high COVID-19 death rate - globalnews.ca
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Long-term care home outbreaks continue to drive B.C.’s high COVID-19 death rate
At Friday’s COVID-19 briefing, Global News reporter Richard Zussman asks provincial health officer Dr. Bonnie Henry why the province has had such high numbers of COVID-19 related deaths in recent weeks.
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Ontario extends deadline for long-term care workers to receive COVID-19 booster - globalnews.ca - Canada
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Ontario extends deadline for long-term care workers to receive COVID-19 booster
Ontario is extending the deadline for long-term care workers to get a third dose of a COVID-19 vaccine.Staff in the sector had been given until Friday to get booster shots in order to stay on the job, but the date has now been pushed back to March 14. Canada’s new national long-term care standards released.
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Doug Ford - Ontario child-care operators, staff call for access to PCR testing, more HEPA filters - globalnews.ca - county Ontario
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Ontario child-care operators, staff call for access to PCR testing, more HEPA filters
Ontario child-care operators and staff are calling on the provincial government to take steps to make those settings safer during the COVID-19 pandemic and to ensure the sector’s long-term viability.One immediate step urged by the dozens of operators, labour groups and public health experts who have signed on to an open letter to the premier is to reinstate eligibility for PCR testing.Late last year in response to a surge in Omicron cases, the province limited access to PCR testing to high-risk settings, which doesn’t include child-care centres or schools, except if a student or staff member develops symptoms while at school.
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Keith Baldrey - COVID-19: Intensive care numbers increase - globalnews.ca
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COVID-19: Intensive care numbers increase
Global’s Keith Baldrey has more on Tuesday’s COVID-19 intensive care numbers, which have taken a big jump.
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123 care facilities in the Edmonton Zone have COVID-19 outbreaks - globalnews.ca
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123 care facilities in the Edmonton Zone have COVID-19 outbreaks
As of Jan. 25, there were 123 acute, long-term care and supportive living facilities in the AHS Edmonton Zone that have have at least two confirmed cases of COVID-19 among residents and staff.
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Keith Baldrey - COVID-19: B.C. reports 891 people in hospital, 119 in critical care - globalnews.ca
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COVID-19: B.C. reports 891 people in hospital, 119 in critical care
In a written statement, B.C. health officials report 891 people are in hospital, and 119 are in critical care due to COVID-19 related illness on Tuesday, Jan.
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Calls grow to shorten COVID-19 isolation for Quebec seniors in care homes - globalnews.ca
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Calls grow to shorten COVID-19 isolation for Quebec seniors in care homes
‘s 84-year-old mother has more difficulty moving and expressing herself.“My mother, she told me, ‘I don’t know if I’ll still be able to walk when I’ve finished my 10 days,”’ Béland said in a recent interview, adding that her mother now struggles to get out of a chair.“It’s very difficult for them to maintain their mobility when they’re confined in a room for 10 days.”Béland’s mother, Lorraine, lives at the Ressource de la Montagne, an “intermediate” care facility in Montreal, which offers a higher level of care than a seniors residence but less than a traditional long-term care home. Quebec unprepared for 1st wave of COVID-19 pandemic, leading to long term care deaths Like in other residential care facilities in the province, residents are required to isolate for 10 days if a worker or another resident on their floor tests positive for COVID-19.Béland, who chairs a committee representing residents at her mother’s facility, said she agrees COVID-19-positive residents should isolate.
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Keith Baldrey - COVID-19: B.C. reports 895 people in hospital, 115 in critical care - globalnews.ca
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COVID-19: B.C. reports 895 people in hospital, 115 in critical care
In a written statement, B.C. health officials report 895 people are in hospital, and 115 are in critical care due to COVID-19 related illness on Monday, Jan.
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Inspectors praise social workers for care given to vulnerable Oldham children during the pandemic - manchestereveningnews.co.uk - city Manchester - county Oldham
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Inspectors praise social workers for care given to vulnerable Oldham children during the pandemic
Inspectors have praised the care being given to vulnerable children by social workers in Oldham despite disruption and pressures caused by the pandemic.
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John Tory - Toronto to distribute COVID-19 rapid test kits to child care providers - globalnews.ca - city Ontario - city Tuesday
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Toronto to distribute COVID-19 rapid test kits to child care providers
COVID-19 tests to licensed child care programs in the community.In a press release issued Tuesday, the city said it is working with the provincial government to distribute the tests.According to the city, two test kits will be allotted per staff member or care provider and infant, toddler and preschool child in care. Child care centres concerned about limited N95 mask supply from Ontario government The city said the tests “are to be used when they present any symptoms of the COVID-19 virus and its variants.”“Children, child care staff members and child care providers will continue to be actively screened every day for symptoms upon entering a child care program, as has been the process throughout the pandemic,” the release reads.The city said it will help to ensure the test kids are distributed “as quickly as possible” to community-based child care programs, including licensed home child care agencies.According to the release, child care programs that are located in schools will receive the test kits directly from their school or school board.In a statement, Toronto Mayor John Tory said the city is “committed to supporting any effort to help prevent the spread of the COVID-19 virus and to keep children, their families and child care workers safe.”“By providing one more tool to help detect symptomatic cases, we can make a concerted effort to contain the spread of COVID-19 and keep child care programs open for the families that need them,” he said.Toronto’s Medical Officer of Health, Dr.
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St. Joe’s Hamilton temporarily reduces hours at east end urgent care clinic due to COVID-19 surge - globalnews.ca
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St. Joe’s Hamilton temporarily reduces hours at east end urgent care clinic due to COVID-19 surge
COVID-19 surge.St. Joseph’s Healthcare Hamilton (SJHH) says their facility in the east end on King Street East near Centennial Parkway will temporarily reduce hours to between 4 p.m.
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Marguerite Blais - Quebec may never get the full story behind COVID-19 care home deaths, coroner warns - globalnews.ca
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Quebec may never get the full story behind COVID-19 care home deaths, coroner warns
Quebec seniors minister tells inquest that care homes knew how to manage COVID-19 outbreaks Martin Simard’s testimony backed up that of Seniors Minister Marguerite Blais, but it contradicted the testimony of other prominent witnesses, including the province’s ex-public health director and former health minister, who both said the province knew of the risk in late January.Simard said that written internal communication on COVID-19 preparation from January was aimed at the network as a whole and did not focus specifically on the care homes, known as CHSLDs.Kamel has been examining the deaths of elderly and vulnerable people in seven residential settings during the first wave of the COVID-19 pandemic, as well as investigating the government’s response to the outbreaks.On Monday, Kamel said she was “flabbergasted” at the statements she had heard and at the inability of some witnesses to admit that care homes had been a “blind spot” in the government’s response.“It’s been a year that what we’ve been told is, ‘I can’t tell you, I can’t say, and it may not be our department or our group that was managing,”’ she said.“It seems to me that people should be able to tell us in all honesty: ‘Listen, we may have had a little blind spot when it comes to CHSLDs.”’ Quebec ombudswoman calls for review of long-term care model after COVID-19 deaths Simard told the inquiry that the long-term care homes only became a “named issue” on March 11. He said it was the responsibility of then-public health director Dr.
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Alberta continuing care facilities experience spike in COVID-19 outbreaks - globalnews.ca
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Alberta continuing care facilities experience spike in COVID-19 outbreaks
As the omicron variant of COVID-19 spreads like wildfire, a spike of outbreaks is happening at continuing care facilities across Alberta. But during this wave, it’s mainly staff instead of residents who are getting sick — putting a strain on patient care.
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Keith Baldrey - COVID-19: Six deaths in B.C., hospitalizations hit 500 amid new health-care outbreaks - globalnews.ca
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COVID-19: Six deaths in B.C., hospitalizations hit 500 amid new health-care outbreaks
B.C. is reporting 500 people are in hospital, and 102 are in intensive care due to COVID-19 related illness on Wednesday, Jan.
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COVID-19: Sick health care workers strain B.C. hospital system - globalnews.ca
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COVID-19: Sick health care workers strain B.C. hospital system
As COVID-related hospitalizations climb, the province of Quebec has announced that those who refuse to be vaccinated will have to pay for their choices.
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COVID-19: Pressure growing on Canada’s health-care system - globalnews.ca - Canada
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COVID-19: Pressure growing on Canada’s health-care system
In the latest edition of Health Matters, a look at how pressure on Canada’s health-care system is growing because of the Omicron COVID-19 variant.
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Dan Spector - Quebec says 20K health-care workers off job from COVID-19 as hospitalizations reach record levels - globalnews.ca
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Quebec says 20K health-care workers off job from COVID-19 as hospitalizations reach record levels
— With files from Global News’ Dan Spector and The Canadian Press
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Bonnie Henry - B.C. officials working one social visitor per resident in long-term care - globalnews.ca
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B.C. officials working one social visitor per resident in long-term care
In a Jan. 4 COVID-19 briefing, Dr.
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Penelope Cruz - Jessica Chastain - Sebastian Stan - Lupita Nyong - Diane Kruger - Lupita Nyong'o tests positive for COVID-19: 'I'm fully vaccinated and taking care in isolation' - dailymail.co.uk
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Lupita Nyong'o tests positive for COVID-19: 'I'm fully vaccinated and taking care in isolation'
Lupita Nyong'p tested positive for COVID-19.The Oscar winning actress tweeted her diagnosis on Tuesday morning, revealing that she was fully vaccinated and isolating.The movie star canceled her virtual interviews scheduled for her upcoming film, The 355, as well, according to Variety.Lupita tweeted: 'I too have tested positive for COVID-19. I'm fully vaccinated and taking care in isolation, so I trust I will be well.
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Brittany Rosen - Ontario long-term care residents now eligible for 4th doses of COVID-19 vaccine - globalnews.ca
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Ontario long-term care residents now eligible for 4th doses of COVID-19 vaccine
The province is releasing more on its plan to tackle the spread of COVID-19 in long-term care homes across Ontario. The government has just announced a rollout plan for fourth COVID-19 doses, in addition to a forthcoming vaccine mandate for staff and visitors to get their third booster shots.
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Most visits cancelled at Ontario long-term care homes - globalnews.ca
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Most visits cancelled at Ontario long-term care homes
Ontario is banning most visitors from long-term care homes beginning Thursday. As Sean O’Shea reports, it’s a response to more community spread of COVID-19 and an increased number of homes that have outbreaks.
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New South Ayrshire care home officially opened by MSP after Covid lockdown delay - dailyrecord.co.uk
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New South Ayrshire care home officially opened by MSP after Covid lockdown delay
A Doonfoot care home has held an official opening ceremony – giving guests the opportunity to see the interior of the facility and meet its specialist care team.
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COVID-19: Hospitals face tough choices as health care workers test positive, have to isolate - globalnews.ca
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COVID-19: Hospitals face tough choices as health care workers test positive, have to isolate
The high number of Canadians catching COVID-19 is making officials re-think self-isolation protocols. Businesses are worried they will be left short-staffed as infected people and their close contacts will have to self-isolate.
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Deena Hinshaw - Alberta long-term care COVID-19 screening updated in light of Omicron variant - globalnews.ca
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Alberta long-term care COVID-19 screening updated in light of Omicron variant
Alberta chief medical officer of health Dr. Deena Hinshaw said the COVID-19 screening protocols are changing for residents and employees of long-term care facilities.
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Kieran Moore - Ontario to prioritize rapid testing access for ‘high-risk contact health care workers’ if supply is limited - globalnews.ca
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Ontario to prioritize rapid testing access for ‘high-risk contact health care workers’ if supply is limited
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COVID-19: Rapid test site for children, health-care workers to open in London - globalnews.ca - city London
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COVID-19: Rapid test site for children, health-care workers to open in London
COVID-19 test so they can return to work or school.The Thames Valley Family Health Team announced Tuesday that a new testing location will open in the city next month, providing rapid point-of-care molecular testing, which, like rapid antigen testing, can provide results within 15 minutes.The testing site will open on Jan. 5 in Suite 105 of the Springbank Medical Centre at 460 Springbank Dr., with appointments available Monday to Friday from 9 a.m.
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Jamie Mauracher - Omicron renews pandemic threat on long-term care residents, staff - globalnews.ca - Canada
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Omicron renews pandemic threat on long-term care residents, staff
The growing spread of Omicron is renewing fears about COVID-19 again ravaging Canada’s long-term care homes. Jamie Mauracher looks at the toll this is taking on the families of the most vulnerable.
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Jason Kenney - Alberta expanding COVID-19 boosters to health-care workers and people 50+ - globalnews.ca
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Alberta expanding COVID-19 boosters to health-care workers and people 50+
Premier Jason Kenney announced Alberta is expanding the eligibility for COVID-19 booster to anyone aged 50 and older, along with health-care workers. He said provinces are pushing the federal government to increase vaccine shipments so boosters can be offered to even more people.
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Tighter rules coming for Ontario long-term care homes - globalnews.ca
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Tighter rules coming for Ontario long-term care homes
With the Omicron variant of COVID-19 posing a new threat to Ontario, the provincial government has announced new measures for staff and visitors, including more testing and another requirement for vaccinations. Seán O’Shea reports.
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Manitoba asks feds to send ICU nurses amid worsening COVID-19 health care crisis - globalnews.ca
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Manitoba asks feds to send ICU nurses amid worsening COVID-19 health care crisis
COVID-19.In a statement sent late Monday, a provincial spokesperson said the province has asked the federal government to provide 15 to 30 ICU nurses for roughly six weeks. Manitoba ICU doctor pens open letter aimed at repairing ‘failing’ critical care services They said the request was made over the weekend and officials are still waiting to hear back from the federal government.The request comes as a group of doctors called for military help for hospitals in an open letter to the government obtained by Global News,The letter, signed by 10 physicians in areas including critical care and rheumatology, is the latest signal that intensive care units are hard-pressed to keep up with caseloads.“Our critical-care services are failing.
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Anthony Fauci - Fauci says three shots of Covid-19 vaccine is 'optimal care' - livemint.com - Usa - India - Washington
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Fauci says three shots of Covid-19 vaccine is 'optimal care'
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Staff recruitment, retention remain paramount for Saskatchewan’s health-care industry - globalnews.ca
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Staff recruitment, retention remain paramount for Saskatchewan’s health-care industry
COVID-19 remains evident within the Saskatchewan health-care system.One of the most prominent struggles lies with the recruitment and retention of health-care professionals.
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Self-declared ‘Queen of Canada’ detained by RCMP after alleged threats to health-care workers - globalnews.ca - Canada
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Self-declared ‘Queen of Canada’ detained by RCMP after alleged threats to health-care workers
Canadian QAnon figure with an alleged history of encouraging her followers to shoot health-care workers, was taken into custody by the RCMP’s national security team in Victoria, B.C.Didulo, who often refers to herself as the “Queen of Canada,” said in a YouTube video that the RCMP’s integrated national-security enforcement team (INSET) served her with a search warrant and told her she was being detained under B.C.’s mental health act.A justice of the peace for the Victoria Court Registry confirmed that an RCMP search warrant was issued on Nov.
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Roy Butler - COVID-19: St. Joseph’s health care says 99% of staff are vaccinated as deadline passes - globalnews.ca - county St. Joseph
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COVID-19: St. Joseph’s health care says 99% of staff are vaccinated as deadline passes
COVID-19 immunization policy requiring all workers to be fully vaccinated by Nov. 30 or produce a medical exemption.The organization says nearly all staff have gotten vaccinated, with 100 per cent of physicians and more than 99 per cent of staff getting vaccinated.“The last 20 months have been extremely tough, and particularly tough on health care and those that work in health care.
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Abigail Bimman - The deadly consequences of pandemic-fuelled health-care delays - globalnews.ca - Canada
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The deadly consequences of pandemic-fuelled health-care delays
As COVID-19 continues to strain Canada’s health-care system, many patients are missing treatment for other health issues. Sometimes, that results in death.
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Saqib Shahab - Health Authority - High COVID-19 demand in some Saskatchewan hospitals still delaying some health care - globalnews.ca
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High COVID-19 demand in some Saskatchewan hospitals still delaying some health care
Saskatchewan Health Authority says it has resumed nearly half the health-care services that were cut during the province’s fourth wave of COVID-19.It says high hospitalization rates in urban areas are preventing the remaining services from returning.“We’re not out of the woods yet in terms of our fourth wave,” Dr. Saqib Shahab, the province’s chief medical health officer, said Tuesday.“It will take a longer duration for our hospitalization numbers to go down.” Saskatchewan prepares for arrival of COVID-19 Pfizer pediatric vaccine As of this week, 193 of the 395 services cut since Sept.
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Quebec ombudswoman calls for review of long-term care model after COVID-19 deaths - globalnews.ca
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Quebec ombudswoman calls for review of long-term care model after COVID-19 deaths
Quebec’s top doctor questioned over lack of preparation at inquest into COVID long-term care deaths She concludes government officials took a “hospital-centric” approach to preparing for the pandemic and neglected the danger posed to long-term care homes despite the fragility of their residents.The report paints a picture of a health system that was thrown into chaos, resulting in improvised decisions, confusion around staffing, and a failure to properly apply directives.Almost 4,000 people died in long-term care homes between February and June 2020, accounting for nearly 70 per cent of the deaths reported in Quebec during the first wave.Rinfret’s 27 recommendations include adopting of a risk assessment and management policy in long-term
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Kamala Harris - Harris to announce $1.5B investment to fight health care worker shortage - fox29.com - Usa - Washington
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Harris to announce $1.5B investment to fight health care worker shortage
WASHINGTON (AP) - Vice President Kamala Harris will announce Monday that the Biden administration is investing $1.5 billion from the coronavirus aid package to address the health care worker shortage in underserved communities.The funding will go to the National Health Service Corps, Nurse Corps and Substance Use Disorder Treatment and Recovery programs, all federal programs that offer scholarship and loan repayments for health care students and workers if they pledge to work in underserved and high-risk communities.The money, which includes funds from the American Rescue Plan and other sources, will support more than 22,700 providers, marking the largest number of providers enrolled in these programs in history, according to the White
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Shared Health - COVID-19 vaccine mandate for Manitoba essential care givers takes effect Monday - globalnews.ca - Austria
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COVID-19 vaccine mandate for Manitoba essential care givers takes effect Monday
Shared Health says the rules apply to “anyone identified as an important partner in the ongoing care and recovery of inpatients.” Austria to mandate COVID-19 vaccination as country enters full lockdown The health organization says exceptions will be made for “parents or guardians of pediatric or neonatal patients, those supporting a woman in labour, delivery and postpartum care, and in end-of-life circumstances.”Patients and their families have been notified of the changes over this weekend.Shared Health says that while the new restrictions may be frustrating, they are a necessary step in the “ongoing efforts to contain the spread of COVID-19 and its impact on health services relied upon by all Manitobans.”
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