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Manitoba's paramedic job promises under scrutiny
CBC
Manitoba's Progressive Conservatives claim the NDP briefly failed to honor a commitment to employ all qualifying paramedic graduates. Health critic Kathleen Cook highlighted the issue with student letters during a legislative session, underscoring the mismatch between certification timelines and job placements. Read More
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Enhanced mental health support for seasoned paramedics
Times Colonist
Mike Wright, a B.C. paramedic of 25 years, recalls the emotional toll of attending traumatic emergencies. At a memorial event, he emphasized the critical impact of such experiences on mental health. Newly available mental health resources now assist paramedics in coping with severe stress from their demanding roles. Read More
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How PEI paramedics are transforming emergency care
CTV News
Prince Edward Island's health department is launching new protocols to reduce emergency room visits by enhancing care access. Island EMS will soon enable paramedics to decide if individuals should get community-based care or head to the emergency department. Previously, paramedics had to transport all patients to the emergency department, even those who could have been treated elsewhere. Read More
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Boosting paramedic support and health care in BC
CHEK News
B.C.'s paramedic union is set to advocate in Victoria for enhanced health care and mental health services. The push aims to expand the Community Paramedic program to urban areas, reflecting a critical move to bridge health care disparities. Read More
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Expanding community health care with dedicated paramedics
BayToday
West Nipissing now benefits from a local community paramedic, enhancing the area's health care accessibility. According to Stephen Kirk, Paramedic Chief, this move significantly cuts travel time, boosting patient interactions. The program primarily offers in-home health services like wellness checks and vaccinations for those unable to visit medical facilities. Read More
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Celebrating the bravery of Manitoba's paramedics
Shared Health
In critical moments, Manitobans count on paramedics for lifesaving interventions. These first responders are pivotal in health care, from emergency scenes to patient transport. They collaborate extensively across regions, ensuring top-notch care under dynamic conditions. Read More
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Key details emerge in intense courtroom testimony
Regina Leader Post
On November 26, 2021, as a community rink became an emergency helipad, paramedics rushed to aid two severely injured men. One, suffering from a gunshot wound to the face, deteriorated rapidly. The other, accused of second-degree murder, hesitated before transferring to an ambulance, fearful yet ultimately cooperative. Read More
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Meet Scooby: Winnipeg's newest arson detective on 4 legs
News4 Winnipeg
The Winnipeg Fire Paramedic Service has proudly introduced Scooby, an Accelerant Detection K9, tasked with identifying fire accelerants. Described as both adorable and highly skilled, Scooby is set to play a crucial role in local fire investigations, aiding in the efficient gathering of evidence for legal prosecutions. Read More
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Aspen Paramedic Services expands with strategic acquisition
SaskToday
A decade-old conversation led to Aspen Paramedic Services, operated by brothers Curtis and Ryan Monette, acquiring Duck Mountain Ambulance this April. Expressing best wishes for the previous owner's retirement, the Monettes anticipate enhancing their newly expanded service area's community engagement. Originally serving Kamsack and nearby towns, Duck Mountain's integration allows for more streamlined emergency responses and increased service efficiency. Read More
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Langley gathers to celebrate its first responders
Langley Advance Times
The isolation experienced by first responders during the COVID-19 pandemic spurred the organization of Langley's first appreciation barbecue. Hosted by Ron Bate and supported by the Langley Memorial Hospital Foundation and the Twins Cancer Fundraising board, to foster community connection and honour the dedication of local police, firefighters and medical staff. Read More
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Revitalizing Manitoba's medical response model
SteinbachOnline.com
Following extensive discussions, Manitoba's Department of Health proposes beneficial amendments to the Medical First Response system. Niverville's Fire Chief, Keith Bueckert, praises the blended system approach, offering more flexibility for local responders. This initiative aims to enhance community-based prehospital care without the stringent licensing and costs previously required. Read More
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Revelstoke's first responders spotlighted in new Storyhive series
Revelstoke Review
Kyle Scott from Revelstoke secured a $12,000 Storyhive grant to produce a video podcast series, revealing the real-life experiences and stories of local first responders. This series will feature on platforms like Telus Optik TV and YouTube, showcasing their vital community roles. Read More
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Support is essential for Ontario's frontline heroes
CUPE Ontario
CUPE Ontario and CACO recently celebrated First Responders Day, honouring the dedication and expertise of paramedics and dispatchers. The day also served to amplify calls for improved working conditions to ensure their ability to provide crucial emergency care. Amid growing concerns over funding disparities and increasing job precarity, CUPE advocated for better support for these vital services. Read More
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See the future of EMS at the 2024 World Expo in Las Vegas
HMP Global
For over three decades, the EMS World Expo has been the premier global education event for emergency medical service professionals, offering insights from industry leaders and fostering advancements in patient care. Las Vegas will host the expo, promising five days filled with educational sessions and unparalleled networking opportunities, rejuvenating participants' dedication to community service. Read More
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