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The quiet courage of Ontario's paramedics
OrilliaMatters
Cole Bennett sought to document the daily hustle of Ontario's paramedics despite facing restrictions. His eventual access to a small, quiet paramedic station in Rama revealed the mundane yet crucial tasks that support their readiness for the unpredictable nature of emergency calls. Read More
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Enhanced paramedic services boost health care in 21 communities
The Williams Lake Tribune
Enhanced paramedic services were recently introduced in various British Columbia Interior communities, significantly increasing full-time staffing at several ambulance stations. This strategic enhancement aims to improve emergency response times and community health outcomes. Read More
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Alberta introduces private ambulances to boost city services
CBC
Alberta is set to contract private firms for some ambulance services, enhancing responsiveness in major cities, despite concerns about privatization's impact on public health quality. The move targets non-emergency patient transfers, aiming to optimize the availability of emergency responders in critical situations. Read More
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Cloud DX revolutionizes senior care in Ontario
Kansas City Star
Cloud DX signed new two-year agreements with Beausoleil First Nation Paramedic Service and another paramedic provider in Ontario. They are integrating their Remote Patient Monitoring to assist seniors at home, easing the burden on nursing home capacities. Read More
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Expanding Almonte's ambulance facility for a growing populace
CHLK-FM
Lanark County Council has approved funding to expand the Almonte ambulance base, allowing space for two more bays. This initiative, encouraged by the President and CEO of Almonte General Hospital, Mary Wilson Trider, arises partly due to a fire incident last year. The insurance covers only the restoration, not the expansion. Read More
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Changing emergency medical services: A new focus on non-urgent transfers
CochraneNow
Health Minister Adriana LaGrange has initiated a new approach by hiring contractors for non-emergency patient transfers in Alberta's major cities. This strategy, part of four essential reforms proposed by the local EMS action committee, aims to alleviate pressure on emergency services, with expectations set for its impact this spring. Read More
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Resilient responders: How psychosocial factors shield from mental harm
OHS Canada
Before 2020, research was conducted to determine behavioral predictors of occupational stress injuries among first responders, showing that such injuries often lead to mental health issues. Resiliency factors, including health habits, workplace experiences and employer support, play crucial roles in mental protection. Read More
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Join the race to support first responder mental health
CTV News
Being a paramedic brings inevitable challenges, as the harsh realities of the job can take a significant mental toll. To combat this, the Marathons for Mental Health initiative began, encouraging paramedics to seek help when overwhelmed. The annual 5K run aims to raise awareness and funds for mental health programs for first responders. Read More
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Unsung heroes: Recognizing telecommunicators' vital roles
KHSJ-FM
Rachel Haslett supervises the Public Safety Communications Centre in Saint John, where operators are celebrated as the invisible heroes, the initial point of contact in emergencies. This recognition comes during National Public Safety Telecommunicators Week, acknowledging their pivotal role in linking the community to essential services and emergency support. Read More
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