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Ontario child-care workers soon eligible to get COVID-19 vaccine - globalnews.ca

28.04.2021 / 01:29

Ontario child-care workers soon eligible to get COVID-19 vaccine

Ontario has expanded its vaccine eligibility criteria to include those 45 and over in hotspots, and some child-care workers. Shallima Maharaj reports.

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Alberta Health - Tyler Shandro - Alberta health minister outlines changes to COVID-19 restrictions in continuing care centres - globalnews.ca

27.04.2021 / 03:13

Alberta health minister outlines changes to COVID-19 restrictions in continuing care centres

Alberta Health Minister Tyler Shandro outlines the changes that are being made to continuing care centres in the province starting on May 10.

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Jason Kenney - Kenney announces relaxed COVID-19 restrictions for Alberta continuing care centres - globalnews.ca

27.04.2021 / 03:13

Kenney announces relaxed COVID-19 restrictions for Alberta continuing care centres

Alberta Premier Jason Kenney announces that starting May 10, COVID-19 restrictions in continuing care centres will be relaxed.

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Haryana Police to set up Covid-19 care centres for its personnel - livemint.com - India

26.04.2021 / 16:06

Haryana Police to set up Covid-19 care centres for its personnel

This story has been published from a wire agency feed without modifications to the text.Click here to read the Mint ePaperMint is now on Telegram. Join Mint channel in your Telegram and stay updated with the latest business news.

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Nurses in Ont. hospitals can now give care outside of ‘regular scope of practice’ - globalnews.ca - Ontario

26.04.2021 / 00:47

Nurses in Ont. hospitals can now give care outside of ‘regular scope of practice’

COVID-19 takes hold, nurses are shouldering professional and personal burdens like never before.“My heart breaks at work, my heart breaks when I get home,” said Birgit Umaigba, an ICU nurse based in Toronto.Heartbreaking images are repeated one shift after another, while families remain on the outside.Ontario continues to see daily COVID-19 case numbers near the 4,000 mark. Hospitals are doing what they can to manage and treat incoming patients.

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Future nurses, doctors hope COVID-19 pandemic creates better health-care system - globalnews.ca

25.04.2021 / 19:48

Future nurses, doctors hope COVID-19 pandemic creates better health-care system

COVID-19 patients were becoming physically and mentally exhausted as some hospitals filled up, deaths climbed and vaccines were not yet a reality.“I was worried a little bit,” 30-year-old Baek said, recalling the questions she asked herself: “Am I making the choice at the right time or am I not knowing enough to enter this profession and solely relying on my passion?” ‘I couldn’t take it anymore’: Why some medical staff are calling it quits amid COVID-19 She’d applied to nursing school in her last year of a life sciences degree after connecting with community health nurses working with marginalized people, including deaf and hard of hearing adolescents who faced challenges making an appointment to see a family doctor.“The waiting time for

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Chelsea legend Paul Canoville beats Covid twice amid 6-week intensive care fight - mirror.co.uk

24.04.2021 / 21:52

Chelsea legend Paul Canoville beats Covid twice amid 6-week intensive care fight

Football legend Paul Canoville has beaten Covid-19 twice and almost died after six weeks in intensive care.

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COVID-19: Ontario’s long-term care ministry makes moves to ease mounting strain on hospitals - globalnews.ca - Canada - Ontario

24.04.2021 / 21:37

COVID-19: Ontario’s long-term care ministry makes moves to ease mounting strain on hospitals

COVID-19 cases.The ministry says it’s trying to free up scarce beds with measures aimed at hospital patients awaiting placement in a long-term care facility.It says the province will waive fees for patients who agree to take a spot in a home that may not be their first choice until they’re placed in the facility they want.It says accepting an alternate placement won’t affect a patient’s standing on the waiting list at the home they prefer.

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Ayrshire's tragic COVID-19 care home death toll is laid bare in interactive map - dailyrecord.co.uk - Scotland

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23.04.2021 / 10:37

Ayrshire's tragic COVID-19 care home death toll is laid bare in interactive map

Ayrshire has been laid bare.New data reveals that 284 vulnerable residents from 43 of the region’s care homes passed away as a result of the killer virus since the pandemic gripped the country more than a year ago.All those local deaths, as well as others around the country, are now being investigated.A Crown Office unit has been established to gather information on the circumstances surrounding the deaths.Crown Office figures have revealed that at least 3,400 Scottish care home residents may have died from coronavirus since March 2020.An interactive map created by BBC Scotland journalist Marc Ellison shows exactly where the deaths took place.In South Ayrshire, 14 care homes were affected with a total loss of life of 110.Berelands House, in

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Health Ministry advises 'proning for self care' for Covid-19 patients - livemint.com - India

23.04.2021 / 09:59

Health Ministry advises 'proning for self care' for Covid-19 patients

#Unite2FightCoronaProning as an aid to help you breathe better during #COVID19 pic.twitter.com/FCr59v1ASTListing the importance of prone lying, the ministry said prone positioning improves ventilation, keeps alveolar units open and breathing easy."Proning is required only when the patient feels difficulty in breathing and the SpO2 decreases below 94. Regular monitoring of SpO2, along with other signs like temperature, blood pressure and blood sugar, is important during home isolation.

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Covid-19: Only symptomatic health care workers to be tested at AIIMS Delhi - livemint.com - India - city Delhi

23.04.2021 / 06:39

Covid-19: Only symptomatic health care workers to be tested at AIIMS Delhi

Covid-19 and only those testing positive will be isolated and the quarantine of asymptomatic contacts will be discontinued.The decision has been taken in view of the current situation leading to insufficient resources for contact tracing, and shortages of staff.In a statement, AIIMS said "In view of the current situation of COVID-19 leading to insufficient resources for contact tracing, and shortages of staff, the risk assessment and contact tracing of exposed HCW and quarantine of asymptomatic contacts should be discontinued.

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Tripura: 30 patients flee Covid-19 care centre - livemint.com - India

23.04.2021 / 04:27

Tripura: 30 patients flee Covid-19 care centre

Tripura.According to West Tripura District Magistrate Shailesh Kumar Yadav, all those who fled were of the age group of 20 to 22 years and had come from various states like Bihar, Uttar Pradesh, Rajasthan, Madhya Pradesh and West Bengal to take part in a recruitment rally of Tripura State Rifles (TSR).He informed that on Wednesday night, out of 46 Covid-19 positive patients admitted at the PRTI (Panchayat Raj Training Institute) at A D Nagar, 30 escaped by breaking the window from the backside.

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COVID-19: Saskatchewan easing visitor restrictions at long-term care homes - globalnews.ca - India - Canada

23.04.2021 / 00:22

COVID-19: Saskatchewan easing visitor restrictions at long-term care homes

COVID-19 vaccination program will allow visitor restrictions to be eased at long-term and personal care homes in the province.Restrictions will start easing on April 29, however, a number of conditions must be met first. COVID-19 variant first detected in India found in Canada.

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Grand Bay-Westfield special care home residents relocated amid COVID-19 outbreak - globalnews.ca - county Bay - city Murray - city Westfield

22.04.2021 / 19:35

Grand Bay-Westfield special care home residents relocated amid COVID-19 outbreak

COVID-19 outbreak has been declared are doing well, facility staff say.New Brunswick’s Department of Health declared the outbreak at Murray Street Lodge in a release Wednesday, stating that the Provincial Rapid Outbreak Management Team (PROMT) has been sent for support.

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Racial minorities at higher risk for COVID-19 hospitalization, ICU care - cidrap.umn.edu - state California

21.04.2021 / 21:08

Racial minorities at higher risk for COVID-19 hospitalization, ICU care

Racial minority COVID-19 patients are at much higher risk for needing hospitalization and intensive care than their White counterparts, a new Kaiser Permanente Southern California (KPSC) study finds.

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Racial minorities at higher risk for COVID hospitalization, ICU care - cidrap.umn.edu - state California

21.04.2021 / 20:47

Racial minorities at higher risk for COVID hospitalization, ICU care

Racial minority COVID-19 patients are at much higher risk for needing hospitalization and intensive care than their White counterparts, a new Kaiser Permanente Southern California (KPSC) study finds.

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COVID-19 vaccine pre-registration opens for teachers, daycare workers in Waterloo Region - globalnews.ca - city Waterloo

21.04.2021 / 17:56

COVID-19 vaccine pre-registration opens for teachers, daycare workers in Waterloo Region

Why women are bearing the brunt of COVID-19 vaccine side effects The list from the school system includes teachers, janitorial staff, school bus drivers as well as office staff.The region says the list of Group 1 workers also includes those working at food processing plants, an area that has seen several major outbreaks in Waterloo Region.The list now also includes those responding to critical events such as first responders, children’s aid staff, emergency management and critical infrastructure restoration workers.Others who are now eligible for preregistration also include those working in farming, the funeral industry, enforcement, inspection and compliance, and foster care agenda workers.

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COVID-19: Ontario lacking critical care nurses amid 3rd wave - globalnews.ca - county Ontario

21.04.2021 / 13:29

COVID-19: Ontario lacking critical care nurses amid 3rd wave

As a third wave of COVID-19 surges in Ontario, staff in ICUs are feeling the pressure. The province has promised more beds as a way of helping hospitals, but caring for the severely ill requires specialized staff and in particular, critical care nurses.

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COVID-19: Critical care nurses in high demand in Ontario as 3rd wave puts pressure on hospitals - globalnews.ca - county Ontario

21.04.2021 / 13:21

COVID-19: Critical care nurses in high demand in Ontario as 3rd wave puts pressure on hospitals

Humber River Hospital, except for the beeping and ringing sounds of the many patient monitoring machines.There are no family members visiting. Many are either home in isolation, or sick with COVID-19 and unable to come and see their loved ones.Outside each patient room sits a critical care nurse, almost like a security guard keeping watch.The care is constant and it is complex.

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Daughter of COVID-19 victim describes Lanarkshire care home where mum died as 'warzone' - dailyrecord.co.uk

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19.04.2021 / 10:13

Daughter of COVID-19 victim describes Lanarkshire care home where mum died as 'warzone'

COVID-19 victim has described the care home where her mum died as a “war zone” and demanded a public inquiry about the facility. Patricia Walls, 78, was one of 23 residents who lost their lives in a coronavirus outbreak at Whitehills Care Home in East Kilbride.

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COVID-19: Staff shortages, emotional toll weigh on health-care staff during Ontario’s 3rd wave - globalnews.ca - Canada - Ontario

18.04.2021 / 19:01

COVID-19: Staff shortages, emotional toll weigh on health-care staff during Ontario’s 3rd wave

COVID-19 patients and young people fighting for their lives – weigh heavily on her.There is no escaping that reality even when she’s home with her family, who she tries not to burden with her worries. Ontario reports 4,250 new COVID-19 cases, 18 more deaths “Sometimes when I sleep, I just keep thinking,” she says during a short break after her team has intubated another COVID-19 patient struggling to breathe.

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Mercedes Stephenson - Naheed Dosani - COVID-19: Palliative care physician warns of ‘human catastrophe in the making’ - globalnews.ca

18.04.2021 / 18:29

COVID-19: Palliative care physician warns of ‘human catastrophe in the making’

In an interview with The West Block’s Mercedes Stephenson, palliative care physician Dr. Naheed Dosani says governments have acted too slowly to beat back a third wave of COVID-19, failing to keep people safe.

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Tom Vernon - Alberta ‘not in a position’ to send health-care workers to Ontario - globalnews.ca - county Ontario

17.04.2021 / 05:09

Alberta ‘not in a position’ to send health-care workers to Ontario

Ontario pleaded with other provinces to send nurses and other health workers as it buckles under surging COVID-19 infections, however Alberta said it is “not in a position” to do so as cases rise in the province as well. Tom Vernon reports.

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Health Care - LAWC reports ‘alarming’ surge in demand for services during COVID-19 pandemic - globalnews.ca

17.04.2021 / 02:09

LAWC reports ‘alarming’ surge in demand for services during COVID-19 pandemic

London Abused Women’s Centre (LAWC) say they’ve seen an alarming surge in demand for their services over the course of the COVID-19 pandemic, highlighting the reality of what the United Nations has described as a “shadow pandemic” of violence against women and girls during the global health crisis.The organization says it helped at least 9,235 women and girls during its most recent fiscal period, which ran from April 1, 2020 to March 31, 2021, marking an increase of about 16 per cent compared to the fiscal year previous.According to LAWC, the figure includes 5,400 calls for service and 3,835 people who accessed individual and group support.More distressingly, the agency’s Urgent Services Support Program, which provides women and girls with

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Alberta ‘not in a position’ to send health-care workers to Ontario amid COVID-19 case surge - globalnews.ca - Canada - city Ontario

16.04.2021 / 20:27

Alberta ‘not in a position’ to send health-care workers to Ontario amid COVID-19 case surge

after a plea from Ontario for help amid spiking COVID-19 cases and hospitalizations.In a letter to all provinces and territories, Ontario’s deputy minister of health Helen Angus said the province is short thousands of nurses and asked whether her counterparts have any resources to spare. The letter asks for another 620 health professionals, including nurses and respiratory therapists.The plea from Ontario comes as that province hit a single-day record for COVID-19 cases Friday with 4,812 new infections reported.

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3 Hamilton long-term care homes affected by COVID-19 to get $7M from government for upgrades - globalnews.ca - county St. Joseph

16.04.2021 / 20:06

3 Hamilton long-term care homes affected by COVID-19 to get $7M from government for upgrades

COVID-19 pandemic – will receive millions from a one-time combined federal-provincial program for upgrades.The combined investment of $6.68 million for Idlewyld Manor, St. Peter’s Residence and St.

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Ontario offers eligible front-line workers free child care for elementary-aged children - globalnews.ca

15.04.2021 / 20:14

Ontario offers eligible front-line workers free child care for elementary-aged children

COVID-19 cases.The announcement comes amid extended school closures as elementary and secondary students wrap up the April break week.

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Eric Sorensen - Ontario’s record COVID-19 hospitalizations threatens health care system - globalnews.ca

15.04.2021 / 03:51

Ontario’s record COVID-19 hospitalizations threatens health care system

With a record number of COVID-19 patients in hospital, Ontario is adding beds to help meet growing demand. But as Eric Sorensen explains, staff shortages are devastating the health care system, leaving front-line workers fearful of what lies ahead.

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Last Thursday - Dorothy Shephard - N.B. seniors’ advocate says home-care workers should be re-prioritized for COVID-19 vaccine - globalnews.ca - Canada

13.04.2021 / 23:19

N.B. seniors’ advocate says home-care workers should be re-prioritized for COVID-19 vaccine

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Christine Elliott - Ontario works to create more critical care beds in hospitals as COVID-19 cases surge - globalnews.ca

13.04.2021 / 13:34

Ontario works to create more critical care beds in hospitals as COVID-19 cases surge

COVID-19 cases that is pushing the health-care system to the brink.Health Minister Christine Elliott says the government is exploring its options to boost hospital capacity and staffing levels as variants of concern wreak havoc on the province.She said in a news conference on Monday that hospitals have been instructed to ramp down all surgeries “except the ones that are absolutely life-and-death matters.” Ontario government adding ICU beds, hiring nursing students to deal with COVID-19 case surge The cancellation of elective surgeries is “unfortunate, but sadly necessary right now,” Elliott said in the legislature.The province reported 4,401 new cases of COVID-19 on Monday — more than 1,280 in Toronto — and 15 new deaths due to the

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Jason Kenney - ‘Abstract political principles don’t stop people from piling up in intensive care units’: Kenney defends COVID-19 restrictions - globalnews.ca

12.04.2021 / 21:27

‘Abstract political principles don’t stop people from piling up in intensive care units’: Kenney defends COVID-19 restrictions

Premier Jason Kenney defends his government’s re-implementation of COVID-19 restrictions in Alberta.

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Environmental services health-care staff step up in fight against COVID-19 - globalnews.ca

10.04.2021 / 03:51

Environmental services health-care staff step up in fight against COVID-19

They work behind the scenes at Edmonton hospitals, but how they keep things clean and sanitary is a story that deserves to be told front and centre. Morgan Black introduces you to our latest group of health-care heroes.

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Winnipeg care home residents currently COVID-free as third wave looms - globalnews.ca

09.04.2021 / 13:23

Winnipeg care home residents currently COVID-free as third wave looms

COVID-19 cases among residents at Winnipeg’s long-term care homes, but a looming third wave in Manitoba is keeping some from celebrating the milestone.“This period marks the first time in more than six months — since Sept.

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Chrystia Freeland - Freeland says COVID-19 has created ‘window of political opportunity’ to address national child care - globalnews.ca

09.04.2021 / 06:13

Freeland says COVID-19 has created ‘window of political opportunity’ to address national child care

Finance Minister Chrystia Freeland hinted further at the possible inclusion of a national childcare program in her upcoming federal budget, saying she believes the COVID-19 pandemic has “created a window of political opportunity” for such a program.

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Impact of COVID-19 variants threaten B.C. health care system - globalnews.ca

09.04.2021 / 04:27

Impact of COVID-19 variants threaten B.C. health care system

With COVID numbers rising at a shocking rate, fears are growing that our hospitals could soon be overrun. And it could all come down to variants.

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Budget a ‘missed opportunity’ to support women, families: child care association - globalnews.ca

09.04.2021 / 00:39

Budget a ‘missed opportunity’ to support women, families: child care association

Manitoba’s child care legislation overlooks financial needs of day care workers, association says Kehl called child care ‘the missing piece’ to Manitoba’s recovery, and that the province needs to invest in the system to support women, children and families.The University of Manitoba’s Janice Compton said the frozen fees are ‘wonderful’ for families — provided they can actually find the necessary childcare spaces to enroll their children.“That is a key area that I don’t think was addressed in the budget,” Compton told 680 CJOB Wednesday afternoon.“I think one of the areas that is growing is to have a gender focus in the budget, and that was missing here entirely.“We need specific funding for women and for the industries that women are

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Medicaid Services - Andy Slavitt - Nearly 80% of teachers, child care workers have received at least 1 dose of COVID-19 vaccine - fox29.com - Usa - Los Angeles - county White

08.04.2021 / 20:02

Nearly 80% of teachers, child care workers have received at least 1 dose of COVID-19 vaccine

LOS ANGELES - White House officials announced that nearly 80 percent of teachers, school staff members and child care workers have received at least a single dose of the COVID-19 vaccine, as the Biden administration continues its effort to get Americans vaccinated and open schools safely."At the beginning of March, the president directed states and the federal retail pharmacy program to prioritize the vaccination of teachers, school staff and child care workers during the month of March," Andy Slavitt, the acting administrator of the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services, said in a White House press briefing on COVID-19 Wednesday."As the president announced yesterday, as of the end of March, the latest CDC estimates show that almost

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COVID-19 outbreak at Kelowna’s Cottonwoods Care Centre claims life - globalnews.ca

08.04.2021 / 04:07

COVID-19 outbreak at Kelowna’s Cottonwoods Care Centre claims life

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Kumbh Mela: Rishikesh's Bharat Bhoomi Tourist complex to be set up as Covid care centre amid rise in cases - livemint.com - India

07.04.2021 / 06:51

Kumbh Mela: Rishikesh's Bharat Bhoomi Tourist complex to be set up as Covid care centre amid rise in cases

ANI, District Magistrate, Dehradun Ashish Srivastava said, "Keeping in view of exercising COVID guidelines amid Kumbh Mela celebrations, Rishikesh's Bharat Bhoomi Tourist complex under Garhwal Mandal Vikas Nigam Limited will be set up as Covid care centre."The district authorities are preparing for the same, he added.The development comes as Uttarakhand reported 791 fresh Covid-19 positive cases including 303 infections in Dehradun and 185 in Haridwar on Tuesday, taking the caseload to 1,03,602.The Union health ministry had earlier asked the Uttarakhand government to implement its SOP for the ongoing Kumbh Mela in Haridwar, Uttarakhand so that it does not become a "super-spreader event".'No plan to cut short Kumbh Mela'Despite the spike in

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Theresa Tam - Young, healthy people need intensive care more quickly with COVID-19 variants, Tam says - globalnews.ca - Britain - Canada - city Ontario - city Columbia, Britain

07.04.2021 / 02:21

Young, healthy people need intensive care more quickly with COVID-19 variants, Tam says

COVID-19 under control, as the more virulent variants of the virus begin to dominate and younger, healthier people are getting very sick, very quickly.From Ontario and Quebec to British Columbia and Alberta, fear of the variants is growing as swiftly as the caseloads, particularly for young people who might still think the virus won’t hit them that hard.“This is a reminder that COVID-19 can impact people of all ages, and severe illness can occur at any age,” said Dr. Theresa Tam, Canada’s chief public health officer.

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New Brunswick - saint John - New Brunswick reports 9 new COVID-19 cases, confirms outbreak at 2nd special care home - globalnews.ca - Canada - city New Brunswick - region Edmundston

03.04.2021 / 21:13

New Brunswick reports 9 new COVID-19 cases, confirms outbreak at 2nd special care home

As of Saturday, public health said that two of the new nine cases are in Zone 2 (Saint John region) and the other seven cases have been confirmed in Zone 4 (Edmundston region).All but two of the cases are contacts of a previously confirmed case. The other two are under investigation.The number of confirmed cases in New Brunswick is 1,641.

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From child care to COVID, rising job market faces obstacles - clickorlando.com - Usa - Washington

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03.04.2021 / 18:19

From child care to COVID, rising job market faces obstacles

WASHINGTON – A surge in hiring in the United States last month — 916,000 added jobs, the most since August — coincides with growing confidence that a blistering pace of job growth will continue as vaccinations increase and federal aid fuels economic growth.

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B.C. family upset at Langley Lodge care home’s slower visitation rollout - globalnews.ca - Canada

03.04.2021 / 04:29

B.C. family upset at Langley Lodge care home’s slower visitation rollout

Emotional reunions as B.C.’s relaxed care home restrictions take effect “I anticipated there would be a process to that.

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Emotional reunions as B.C.’s relaxed care home restrictions take effect - globalnews.ca - Canada

02.04.2021 / 04:03

Emotional reunions as B.C.’s relaxed care home restrictions take effect

COVID-19 safety protocols.Under the new rules, residents can see two visitors plus a child at a time in their rooms, without staff supervision.They’re also allowed to hug and hold hands. Additional visitors and longer, unmonitored visits to be allowed in B.C.

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Family visits restricted in southern Sask. health facilities to palliative, end-of-life care - globalnews.ca

02.04.2021 / 02:25

Family visits restricted in southern Sask. health facilities to palliative, end-of-life care

Saskatchewan Health Authority is restricting family presence and visitation to Level 3 palliative/end-of-life care in its facilities and long-term care homes in Regina, the Southwest and Southeast due to increased risk of COVID-19. Wastewater samples point to rising COVID-19 variant cases in Saskatoon The SHA stated that Level 3 means that two family members or support members can be present at the same time for end-of-life care only.

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Nova Scotia - At least 85% of N.S. health care workers have received 1st COVID vaccine shot - globalnews.ca

01.04.2021 / 23:50

At least 85% of N.S. health care workers have received 1st COVID vaccine shot

More than 50 per cent of seniors aged 80 and above have now received their first COVID-19 vaccine shot and so have at least 85 per cent of Nova Scotia’s health care workers. Immunization is progressing well, says the province’s top doctor, who announced on Thursday that 70-year-olds are now eligible to book their appointments — one week ahead of schedule.

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Doug Ford - COVID-19: Ontario premier says there’s concern health-care workers not taking up 1st dose vaccination spots - globalnews.ca

01.04.2021 / 23:32

COVID-19: Ontario premier says there’s concern health-care workers not taking up 1st dose vaccination spots

Asked why the government would not move up the second dose of COVID-19 vaccines for health-care workers, Ontario Premier Doug Ford said there were concerns that front-line health-care workers haven’t booked their 1st dose vaccination appointments.

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New Brunswick - New Brunswick reports 10 new COVID-19 cases, confirms outbreak at special care home - globalnews.ca - Canada - county Atlantic

01.04.2021 / 22:35

New Brunswick reports 10 new COVID-19 cases, confirms outbreak at special care home

Canada’s Atlantic provinces have kept COVID-19 largely at bay — here’s howStaff and residents of the facility were retested several times to confirm the end of the outbreak, which has been officially declared over by Dr.

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United States	Cases: 46 252 513 Deaths: 750 423 Recovered: 0
India	Cases: 34 321 025 Deaths: 459 652 Recovered: 0
Brazil	Cases: 21 835 785 Deaths: 608 235 Recovered: 0
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