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Learn lifesaving techniques at Oakville's Paramedic Day
insauga.com
Celebrate Paramedic Services Week with an open house in Oakville, featuring free family-friendly activities like face painting and crafts. Experience sitting in an emergency vehicle and trying on tactical gear while learning about the critical role of paramedics in the community. Read More
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Celebrating a week of paramedic dedication and innovation
Sudbury Star
The District of Timiskaming Social Services Administration Board is celebrating 2024 Paramedic Services Week. This period, from May 19-25, honors the dedication of paramedics who ensure community health and safety daily. Reflecting on the profession's legacy and future innovations, the celebration highlights their crucial role in emergency responses and ongoing public service. Read More
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Explore paramedic life at Halton's community event
Bay Observer
Halton invites the community to their upcoming Paramedic Day, offering a hands-on look at emergency services with activities like vehicle tours, CPR tutorials and children's entertainment at the Woodlands Operations Centre in Oakville. Read More
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Honour paramedic dedication during Paramedic Services Week 2024
Unifor
Unifor is celebrating Paramedic Services Week by acknowledging paramedics' critical and relentless efforts. This year's theme, "Help Us, Help You," promotes cooperation between the community and emergency personnel for a safer environment. Paramedics provide essential services in crisis situations, highlighted by their adaptability and commitment in a post pandemic world. Read More
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Lanark County to create a 10-year plan for paramedic services
CHLK-FM
Lanark County has opted to have the Almonte Hospital develop a 10-year paramedic capital resource plan, prioritizing long-term needs over the immediate addition of requested bays. Last year saw some alleviation when the province fully funded the community paramedicine program. This new plan aims to ensure the judicious use of resources by assessing the current and future requirements of fleets and bases. Read More
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Boosting paramedic response efficiency in Kawartha Lakes
The Peterborough Examiner
Kawartha Lakes Paramedic Service achieves its response targets, yet calls for additional funds are growing to sustain performance. Chief Sara Johnston stresses the inadequacy of current budgets due to escalating demands linked to population growth. Despite a provincial issue, the local service's 33.7% utilization rate teeters near the 35% threshold, underscoring the pressing need for enhanced resources. Read More
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St. Lawrence College unveils revolutionary paramedic training centre
Cornwall Standard-Freeholder
St. Lawrence College recently introduced the Tom and Gail Kaneb Family Foundation Paramedic Simulation Centre at its Cornwall campus, a new facility to enhance paramedic training with high-tech simulation tools. This initiative, supported by $200,000 in donations, reflects a commitment to advancing health care education across multiple campuses. Read More
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Ottawa's paramedic service revolutionizes dispatch efficiency
EMS World
Ottawa Paramedic Service has introduced a new five-level dispatch system, enhancing resource management and response efficiency. The Medical Priority Dispatch System effectively categorizes calls, optimizing emergency responses and resource allocation. This strategic upgrade aids in managing both life-threatening and nonurgent calls more effectively. Read More
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Kelowna's first responders unite in spirited local Olympics
Castanet
Kelowna's emergency teams recently marked the second First Responder Olympics at the main fire hall. Participants from various emergency services competed in a series of relay and strength challenges, fostering camaraderie outside the usual high-stress environments. Read More
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Saluting Spences Bridge's dedicated first responders
The Ashcroft-Cache Creek Journal
Spences Bridge Fire Chief Arnie Oram emphasizes the community's good fortune in having a stellar first responder team. This group, including Wanda Dickinson and others, offers critical support during emergencies, boasting thorough training and commitment. Read More
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Emergency services at Haldimand's open house event
The Hamilton Spectator
Haldimand County is showing its first responder capabilities during Emergency Preparedness Week with an open house. The community can engage with Ontario Provincial Police, firefighters, paramedics and a K9 unit, exploring vehicles and participating in interactive learning activities. This event is designed to enhance awareness and preparedness for emergencies. Read More
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Mirabel's Bell Textron spearheads Quebec's air ambulance initiative
Montreal Gazette
Mirabel's landmark, the Bell Textron helicopter factory, captivates locals annually with a festive display. The manufacturer aims to lead Quebec's inaugural air ambulance service, targeting residents distant from major hospitals. Bell Textron emphasizes its local roots and significant contributions to the air ambulance sector. Read More
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Cultivating cultural competency in health care post-pandemic
CIPSRT
This webinar emphasizes the critical role of cultural competency in mental health care, particularly for health care providers and public safety personnel affected by the pandemic. Dr. Ritchie's research aims to develop a model based on their unique experiences, focusing on trauma, moral injury and burnout, to enhance mental health support. Read More
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Boost your skills at upcoming paramedic events
Paramedic Association of Prince Edward Island
The Paramedic Association of Prince Edward Island proudly presents a series of educational and social gatherings tailored for professionals. Detailed information and registration options for forthcoming events are conveniently provided online. Read More
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