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Sleep: The most important part of the day
We live in a fast-paced society. Everything needs to be done now, and there's always more we have to do. Multitasking is now the norm, and it's even more hectic when kids are added to the mix. Sound familiar? Being able to do it all is good, but to do it all at the expense...
The Ford government intends to merge the 59 local ambulance services in Ontario into just 10, CBC News has learned. The plan is hinted at in the budget tabled last week by Finance Minister Vic Fedeli, with a passing reference to "integrating emergency health services into...
I have been working as a paramedic in British Columbia for five years now. I have officially lost count of how many lives I've saved, but my estimation is around 40 or 50 people. I like the idea someone is still around because of what...
Students from the Paramedic program at Durham College recently had two valuable experiential learning opportunities to put theory into practice. On April 6, the annual National Paramedic Competition was back at DC after an absence of two years. The Centre for Collaborative...
The city could look at hiring more paramedics for its popular community paramedicine program. In a report going to the emergency services committee this week, staff is recommending the city increase the number of community paramedics by three.
A “retired” York Region ambulance is on its way to an island in the Caribbean to continue its crucial role in saving lives. York Region Paramedic Services handed over the keys to the decommissioned ambulance to Caribbean North Charities Foundation, a registered...
The province has been told that its current medical transportation policy for income support clients has resulted in "unintended consequences," with patients scheduling unneeded doctors' appointments to qualify for a Metrobus...
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