“‘This is going to take all Albertans standing up together to protect the public health care that we all deserve.'”
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Action on ‘health-care crisis’
Tag Archives: healthcare
Immigrants and Healthcare Problems?
@cole.notcole challenges the claim that immigrants are the reason for Alberta’s healthcare woes.
A Must-Read Thread
If you have not yet read Dr. Saxinger’s X thread, please consider doing so.
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Question from The Gritty Nurse
“Experts have already proven that dual-tier systems don’t fix wait times; they just prioritize profit over people. Why are we following like sheep when we should be leading the world in public health?”
Hospital Closed?
Are you interested in what is happening in Alberta’s hospitals related to closures, services available etc? If so, check out the Frazzlehead substack.
Accessing Healthcare in Alberta
“‘Whether it’s not having a family doctor, whether it’s ambulances or emergency room waits, cancer care, or waitlist for surgery. They’re increasingly worried that they cannot get the help they need when they need it, and theyre worried that the changes that are happening are making that worse.'”
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Join the Conversation
What are you doing on Sunday, January 25th at 7:00 p.m.? If you live in Cochrane or area, please consider joining Dr. Parks in a conversation about healthcare.
https://www.friendsofmedicare.org/health_care_cochrane
Why do Childhood Vaccine Recommendations Differ Across Canada?
“In Canada, the National Advisory Committee on Immunization (NACI) makes vaccine recommendations in Canada — but it’s the provincial and territorial health authorities who decide whether to follow them…”
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Exclusive Conversation
Why was Dr. Mentzelopoulos fired as AHS CEO? Ryan Jespersen has an exclusive conversation with Dr. Mentzelopoulos.
Message from an Alberta ER Doctor.
If you have not watched the associated CTV video, you may want to do so.
