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Mass vaccination will have to make way for sports at the Brockville Memorial Centre come September, Mayor Jason Baker said this week.
The comments come as locals continue to get their first, then their second, COVID-19 jabs.
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“The Memorial Centre will return to normal ice operations on time as promised to the people we have contracts with,” Baker said in an interview on Tuesday.
“The health unit has been aware of our deadline to return to a rink for a long time,” the mayor stated.
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St. Peter s Health starts Community Paramedicine program
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HELENA â Angie Murphy, Jennie Webster, and Andrea Goyins are all Paramedics and Emergency Medical Technicians (EMTs) by training. For years, they worked 9-1-1, meaning they ve responded to medical emergencies in the community.
But in Spring 2020, the trio changed course, helping to launch the St. Peter s Health Community Paramedicine Program.
Community paramedicine is a relatively new and evolving healthcare model, according to the Rural Health Information Hub.
In a press release, St. Peterâs Health describes community paramedicine as a way for paramedics and EMTs âto operate in expanded roles by assisting with public health and preventative services to underserved populations in the community, or populations who have barriers to accessing healthcare.â