Home » today » Health » Lachine Hospital emergencies closed in the evening and at night Lachine Hospital emergencies closed in the evening and at night November 8, 2021 by world today news Lachine Hospital emergencies have been closed since Sunday, evenings and nights, for an indefinite period. A measure deplored by the establishment’s doctors. Posted on November 7, 2021 at 8:41 p.m. – – Coralie Laplante Press – From 7:30 p.m. to 7 a.m., patients who want to be treated in the emergency department of the Lachine Hospital will be redirected to the surrounding hospitals. Almost a week after a first demonstration against the partial inaccessibility of emergencies, a second rally was organized this Sunday. This time, health workers and politicians denounced the closure, which would be effective that very evening. The McGill University Health Center (MUHC) justifies the closure of emergency rooms by the shortage of nurses and respiratory therapists, which could affect patient safety. But, for the Dr Paul Saba, president of the Lachine Hospital Council of Physicians, the lack of personnel had been present for a long time. He doesn’t see what suddenly caused the emergency room to close. For me, this is inconceivable. We have enough nurses, nurses who want to doovertime. They are not forced. – Dr Paul Saba, President of the Council of Physicians of the Lachine Hospital – The president of the Lachine MUHC Hospital Foundation, Jacques Filion, specifies that a working group has been set up to remedy this situation. “I think that public safety is also about ensuring that people do not find themselves running into closed emergencies when they have a great need,” he emphasizes. – Related posts:«Nature»: isolated antibodies, they are the most effective against coronavirusThere are many harms to drinking water immediately after eating.. Get to know themThe ideal time to go to sleep: research shows lower risk..."The Top 5 Slimming Teas for Weight Loss: Natural Ingredients and Benefits"Share this:FacebookX Related Join us on Facebook for a breakdown of the first half of Browns-Bengals game 25,000 CoV vaccinations per week possible Leave a Comment Cancel replyCommentName Email Website Save my name, email, and website in this browser for the next time I comment. Δ This site uses Akismet to reduce spam. Learn how your comment data is processed. Search for:
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From 7:30 p.m. to 7 a.m., patients who want to be treated in the emergency department of the Lachine Hospital will be redirected to the surrounding hospitals.
Almost a week after a first demonstration against the partial inaccessibility of emergencies, a second rally was organized this Sunday. This time, health workers and politicians denounced the closure, which would be effective that very evening.
The McGill University Health Center (MUHC) justifies the closure of emergency rooms by the shortage of nurses and respiratory therapists, which could affect patient safety.
But, for the Dr Paul Saba, president of the Lachine Hospital Council of Physicians, the lack of personnel had been present for a long time. He doesn’t see what suddenly caused the emergency room to close.
For me, this is inconceivable. We have enough nurses, nurses who want to doovertime. They are not forced.
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Dr Paul Saba, President of the Council of Physicians of the Lachine Hospital
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The president of the Lachine MUHC Hospital Foundation, Jacques Filion, specifies that a working group has been set up to remedy this situation.
“I think that public safety is also about ensuring that people do not find themselves running into closed emergencies when they have a great need,” he emphasizes.
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