When the $228-million regional hospital in High Prairie, Alta., opened in 2017, the provincial government hailed it as a state-of-the-art facility that would improve the lives of patients in the community.
But six years later, the operating rooms are empty.
I noted in a recent edition of the Edmonton Journal that our minister of Health is “pleased by the progress made under Dr. Cowell’s leadership in the immediate areas of action he was tasked with. We already have
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A group supporting the Native Women’s Shelter of Montreal (NWSM) met in Montreal’s Mont Royal Park for a spirit walk to raise funds and build reconciliation in the city.
The goal is to raise money for a retreat for women
As Alberta looks to relieve pressure on its stressed health system, nurses are calling on the freshly re-elected provincial government to bring in a chief nursing officer to work alongside its chief medical officer of health.
The position was reinstated
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Health care organizations today are caring for patients with increasingly complex needs and leveraging larger teams that include clinicians with diverse and specialized expertise. At the same time, high turnover and labor shortages mean that facilities
I faced detailed hospital bills itemized by a piece of gauze, and was immediately directed to the finance desk upon arrival at the ER regardless of how sick I was.
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An Illinois program to provide health care coverage to noncitizens, including illegal immigrants, will cost the state $1.1 billion for the upcoming fiscal year, officials said this week, an enormous increase from the $220 million initially earmarked for the benefit.
