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Take care: Sask homes raised warning signals long before outbreaks

Take care: Sask homes raised warning signals long before outbreaks
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Take Care: Sask LTC homes raised warning signals long before outbreaks

Take Care: Sask LTC homes raised warning signals long before outbreaks
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Sask formally requests investigation into COVID-19 outbreak at Regina care home

REGINA The Saskatchewan government has made a formal request to the Ombudsman to investigate the COVID-19 outbreak at Extendicare Parkside in Regina. According to the government, the outbreak at the 220 bed special care home – declared in early December – resulted in the death of 38 residents and more than 200 infections among staff and residents. In a letter, Minister Responsible for Seniors Everett Hindley requested the Ombudsman investigate and report on the circumstances surrounding the outbreak, including Extendicare Parkside’s pre-outbreak infection prevention and control practices; pandemic planning and COVID-19 outbreak preparedness; what led to transmission of the virus within the facility; Extendicare Parkside’s initial response and immediate actions; the care home’s adherence to public health orders; and any other matters deemed relevant.

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Provincial Ombudsman to investigate Parkside Extendicare COVID-19 outbreak

By Ryan McNally Jan 29, 2021 5:44 PM The provincial government has formally requested an investigation into the Parkside Extendicare COVID-19 outbreak by the provincial Ombudsman. The request was made by Seniors Minister Everett Hindley, who says the outbreak resulted in over 200 infections and 38 deaths. Minister Hindley is asking the Ombudsman to investigate and report on pre-outbreak infection prevention and control practices, adherence to provincial public health orders, identification of the initial positive cases and how that was relayed to resident’s families, and more. Ombudsman Mary McFadyen will have the cooperation of the Saskatchewan Health Authority, Extendicare, and the Ministry of Health, according to the letter from Hindley.

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Sask ombudsman s probe of Parkside outbreak should examine state of building, PPE use and more: minister

Sask. ombudsman says probe into Parkside outbreak will look at government s role, too Everett Hindley, Saskatchewan s minister in charge of seniors, said the deaths of 38 seniors at the private Regina care home are of significant concern. Extendicare is contracted by the province to run the home. Social Sharing

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