In collaboration with the federal, provincial and territorial governments, CIHI is building projection models around physician supply and demand. The work is part of a pan-Canadian project to enhance the data and information available about
The Centres of Rural Aging and Health, a partnership between the Government of N.S. and Nova Scotia Community College, will operate out of the local campuses in Port Hawkesbury and Shelburne and will offer activities, education and services tailored
The national study found that overall ER visits dropped during the pandemic but the number of young people requiring emergency services for suicidal ideation, self-harm and self-poisoning rose, to 6,060 emergency visits per quarter during the
A survey shows 54% of Canadians have moderate to very high vaccine fatigue. While up four points from last year’s survey, still only 54% of Canadians say they’ll get the flu shot this year, far from the national vaccination coverage target of 80%. Of
Craig Dalton, CEO of Extra-Mural/Ambulance New Brunswick, blamed staffing shortages for the out-of-service ambulances in 2021-2022. Instead of returning the $4.7 million to the province, the Crown corporation used the funds to cover other operational
Horizon Health Network says the appointments, which are not walk-in appointments, must be booked by phone and are available Monday to Thursday. Horizon believes by offering people the option to self-refer, it’ll alleviate some of the pressures in the
The experts, from fields such as health, criminology and law, say the plan is unsupported by scientific evidence and represents an unjustifiable infringement of Charter rights. The N.B. government is considering legislation that would allow police to
The need for this program was demonstrated by a survey which showed more than one in six children under 18 on P.E.I. have complex needs and an overwhelming majority of their families have difficulty accessing health services. Children with complex
In Dec. 2019, it became mandatory for hospitals across the country to report serious adverse drug reactions to Health Canada. An analysis of the data show significant variances in what hospitals are reporting, raising questions about the
The pilot program, in the Langley, South Island, South Okanagan Similkameen, Thompson Region and Victoria divisions of family practice, is a partnership between Family Practice Services Committee (FPSC) and HealthLink BC. The program was developed to