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4 days ago
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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

West coast health privacy breach class-action moves closer to settlement

More than 900 people are suing the provincial health authority after a privacy breech at Western Memorial Regional Hospital over a decade ago. They are now one step closer to having their matter settled by the courts. NTV’s Don Bradshaw has more

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2 years ago

Masking recommended at health-care facilities

NL Health Services is warning of an increase in respiratory illnesses circulating in the community during this cold and flu season. As a result, it is recommended all visitors and support persons visiting patients or residents wear a mask when on site. Individuals may wear their own medical mask or a mask provided at the […]

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2 years ago

NDP raises concerns over vacancies and resignations in health care

According to the NDP, vacancies in public health care have ballooned over the past 2 years, reaching more than 1,900 unfilled positions.  NTV’s Ben Cleary has more in this report. 

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2 years ago

NAPE questions removal of ‘red alert’ when no ambulances are available

NAPE says emergency responders have been directed to stop using the term “red alert” when no ambulances are available in a region. But the union says that doesn’t mean the problem is going away. NTV’s Marykate O’Neill reports.

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