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New pilot program increases Schedevac flights in coastal Labrador

The provincial government has introduced a pilot program to increase Schedevac flights for coastal Labrador communities in an effort to reduce delays and improve access to health care. Minister of Labrador Affairs, Indigenous Relations and Reconciliation, and Health and Community Services Minister Lela Evans announced the additional flights on Thursday alongside representatives from Indigenous governments […]

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Province commits to enhanced wildfire suppression and emergency services resources for Labrador 
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1 week ago
Rabies confirmed in bat in Trinity Bay area
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1 week ago
Health Minister announces investments in Nain
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1 week ago
Rescue NL warns pet owners of possible Parvovirus
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2 weeks ago
Health minister explains changes to child psychiatry consultation hours at Janeway
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2 years ago

AAHP critical of premier’s health care recruitment mission in Dubai

The Association of Allied Health Professionals says it is frustrated with Premier Andrew Furey’s recent trip to Dubai, just weeks after the union walked away from conciliation efforts with the provincial government. On Saturday, the premier travelled the United Arab Emirates to participate in a health care recruitment event and explore potential business partnerships and […]

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2 years ago

NDP pans government’s plans for Education Accord

NDP leader Jim Dinn is panning the government’s plan to create an Education Accord similar to the Health Accord. NTV’s David Salter reports.

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2 years ago

NL Health Services Reintroduces Masking Requirements

Health-care facilities in the province are seeing an increase in respiratory illness. As a result, Newfoundland and Labrador Health Services advises the public that masking is temporarily required in all clinical areas in hospitals and health-care facilities, including congregate living and long-term care facilities, effective Monday, February 5. This applies to visitors/support persons, clients, patients […]

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2 years ago

Masking requirements temporarily coming back to N.L. health care facilities starting Monday

Newfoundland and Labrador Health Services is advising that masking is temporarily required in all clinical areas in hospitals and health-care facilities, including congregate living and long-term care facilities, effective Monday, Feb. 5, at 8 a.m. Updated masking requirements in clinical areas apply to visitors/support persons, clients, patients (outpatient clinics and emergency departments) and health-care workers. […]

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