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.PARAMEDIC NEWS
Poll: Paramedics top list of most respected occupations in Canada
CityNews
A new survey suggests Canadians hold emergency responders and health-care workers in high esteem compared to most other professions.
The recent Maru Public Opinion poll finds that — out of 29 measured occupations — Canadians rank paramedics as the most respected job with firefighters coming in at number two.
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Nova Scotia discusses solutions for ambulance offload delays
CTV News
Offload delays were recently on the agenda at the Nova Scotia government's meeting of the Standing Committee on Health.
"It was bad when I was on the ambulance. It's getting worse every day. The stories our paramedics share with us is heartbreaking," said former paramedic Michael Nickerson.
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Urgences-santé paramedics struggling to keep up with emergency calls
Global News
Overworked and facing a labour shortage, Urgences-santé paramedics are struggling to keep up with the influx in calls.
During the overnight shift recently, only half of the scheduled personnel were on hand to respond to emergencies in the area of Montreal and Laval.
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York Region paramedics respond to rising need for naloxone kits
Newmarket News
The rate of opioid-related emergency department visits and deaths continues to increase in York Region since the formation of its opioid action plan.
Emergency department visits related to opioids was 25.1 per 100,000 population in 2020 — a 15.7 per cent increase compared to 2019.
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Police, firefighters, paramedics plan parade for nurses
CambridgeToday.ca
To mark National Nursing Week, which runs May 9 to 15, and in gratitude of all healthcare workers, Waterloo regional police, fire and paramedics will be driving by the region's four hospitals shortly, flashing their lights and sounding their sirens.
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Toronto paramedics get the short end of the stick
Toronto Sun
As a paramedic, it was very humbling to learn that through a recent public opinion poll, Canadians considered paramedics as their most respected occupation. As the representative for Toronto’s paramedics, I was deeply honoured by such recognition.
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Community Paramedic Program helping people to stay in their homes
Napanee Today
Lennox and Addington County’s Community Paramedic Program has been officially launched, following confirmation from the Ontario Ministry of Long-Term Care (MoLTC) of $2.5 million in one-time funding to be provided between now and March 2024 and $365,000 from the Ministry of Health (MoH) for 2022-23.
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Upcoming — Paramedic Services Week
Shared Health
Emergency medical staff, first responders, dispatchers and members of the paramedic team are critical to the delivery of health services across Manitoba.
These important members of our health-care teams also support some services relied upon by residents of northwestern Ontario and Nunavut.
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Burns Lake community paramedic
Burns Lake District News
Burns Lake paramedics stand with Guy Epkens-Shaffer – Burns Lake Community paramedic. (L-R) Vivian, Guy and Andrew. Epkens-Shaffer had a display at the Lakeview Mall on May 11, to bring awareness to the community on what a community paramedic does.
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