HALIFAX—After more than a year of nurses, paramedics and doctors pointing to problems in emergency health care in Nova Scotia, the province is looking for someone to take a critical look at one part of the ailing system.
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#codecritical in the CBRM at 1030 pm with 1 unit avail and approx 5-6 in offload delay. #nspoli #healthcarecrisis #erstaffneedhelpaswell #nursesrock #supportstaffrock @NSLiberal @NSNDP @nspc @NS_Labour @StephenMcNeil @RandyDelorey
#codecritical in the HRM presently 0 units avail. Approx 12 units in offload delay at area hospitals. These #codecriticals affect the entire province. Rural areas are left low and transfers delayed for coverage in the busy areas. #nspoli @NSLiberal @nspc @NSNDP @NS_Labour
@IUOEnsparamedic @NSLiberal @nspc @NSNDP @NS_Labour @StephenMcNeil @RandyDelorey @TimHoustonNS @GaryBurrill @DannyNSFL Instead of offering to pay US Customs officers salaries, maybe we could hire a few more paramedics???