On a volunteer basis, nearly 600 departing passengers underwent the rapid antigen testing for COVID-19, with all tests coming back negative. University of British Columbia (UBC) and Providence Health Care researchers conducting the test believe transmissible infection in airline passengers departing from YVR is “likely to be extremely low” under 1%.
“Rapid antigen testing is a critically important tool – and perhaps an underutilized tool – in our ability to prevent and control COVID-19,” said Dr. Marc Romney, a clinical associate professor at the UBC Faculty of Medicine, and the medical leader for medical microbiology and virology at Providence Health Care’s St. Paul’s Hospital, in a statement.
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The incorporation of art a practice for optimal hospital environment design is proven to play a “significant role” in improving the psychological, social, and spiritual outcomes of patients.
The chosen art at the new campus will reflect Providence Healthcare’s “inclusive Catholic identity” and its commitment to reconciliation, with local First Nations involved in the art selection process. This could include the use of Indigenous interior and exterior design characteristics, and art that reflects the natural environment, such as mountains, water, forest, and animals.
“Our foundation is pleased to support a strong public art program at the new St. Paul’s Hospital,” said Audain in a statement.
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