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Pilot project cuts ambulance wait times by 6%
CBC
A pilot project that keeps ambulances stationed locally rather than covering other regions has led to a 6.4% improvement in response times. Medavie says the model eases pressure from call volume spikes and lengthy hospital delays. Read More
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City pushes for action on rising ambulance delays
Delta Optimist
Delta, British Columbia, council voted to request BCEHS officials attend a future meeting to address increasing delays for critical ambulance calls. Mayor Harvie cited Metro-wide delays, Delta's vast geography and limited urgent care centers as urgent concerns. Read More
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Health services shift as 53 patients evacuated
MBC Network Radio
Saskatchewan Health Authority evacuated 53 patients from La Ronge, Saskatchewan, facilities to other provincial sites. The local health center, including its ER, is now closed. Emergency care continues through EMS, with select medical staff remaining to assist. Read More
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Global paramedic care is evolving through international exchange
CFMP-FM
Top German paramedic trainees are in Canada to experience firsthand the innovative practices shaping emergency care. A growing exchange program emphasizes collaboration, advanced training and community health, offering fresh perspectives on improving patient outcomes across borders. Read More
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Ways Quebec's EMS dispatch system struggles to match real emergencies
Scandinavian Journal of Trauma, Resuscitation and Emergency Medicine
Quebec's EMS system uses a regionally tailored version of MPDS to prioritize calls, yet its effectiveness remains unverified. This study reviews dispatch accuracy by comparing call assessments with paramedic evaluations across three years, revealing gaps and evolving trends. Read More
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