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Pilot project at Halifax Infirmary aims to speed up ambulance offload times

Pilot project at Halifax Infirmary aims to speed up ambulance offload times
Nova Scotia announced Wednesday it will be spending more than $3 million to offload ambulances faster at the QEII Health Sciences Centre in Halifax, which it hopes will free up paramedics to respond to other calls.
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Nova Scotia Health says a similar project at Dartmouth General Hospital saw transfer times drop by 65%
Posted: Jul 15, 2021 6:47 PM AT | Last Updated: July 15
The transition teams consisting of a registered nurse and a paramedic will offload patients from ambulances at the Halifax Infirmary.(Paul Palmeter/CBC)
Nova Scotia announced Wednesday it will be spending more than $3 million to offload ambulances faster at the QEII Health Sciences Centre in Halifax, which it hopes will free up paramedics to respond to other calls. ....

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Advocates say more wheelchair training needed for N.S. occupational therapists

Advocates say more wheelchair training needed for N.S. occupational therapists
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The complicated question of mandatory vaccination

Those remaining health care workers may still book a shot down the road, but will they be forced to? Probably not. “We’re not making the vaccine mandatory for anybody, including health care workers,” Strang said at the start of May.
Françoise Baylis, a health ethicist based at Dalhousie University, says at this point, Strang’s decision is valid. “It would be premature to introduce something and then have to flip flop or change it or amend it, as the science keeps changing or amending. Right now, the position being taken is one that s actually quite defensible and reasonable,” she tells The Coast in a phone call. “It doesn t mean it s off the table. It means now s not the time to be focused on that at all.” ....

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Some N.S. health-care workers still waiting for first dose of COVID-19 vaccine

Posted: May 25, 2021 6:00 AM AT | Last Updated: May 25
An ICU nurse tends to a patient in north-east Toronto last month. Many Nova Scotia health-care workers are still not fully vaccinated against COVID-19, and some still have not received their first dose.(Evan Mitsui/CBC) ....

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Norwich first-responder group hailed for aid in Northfield, Vermont, house fire evacuation

President awards Norwich Emergency Medical Services students special coins in Jackman Hall meeting
When a fire burned through a Northfield house last month, leaving several residents injured, Norwich students working as first responders put the service-before-self into immediate practice.
As Vermont Capitol Police Chief Matthew Romei ’98 recounted in a letter to Norwich President Dr. Mark Anarumo, Corps of Cadets Col. Michael Titus and Dean of Students, Martha Mathis, about 150 emergency responders from more than 30 agencies answered a call to a March 25 house fire off of Little Northfield Road in Northfield, Vermont. Romei said the fire response was complicated, involving many university alumni and five current students. ....

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