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Quebec says coercive strategy working to increase vaccination among health workers | iNFOnews

Jacob Serebrin Quebec Health Minister Christian Dube responds to reporters questions during a news conference on the COVID-19 pandemic, Tuesday, April 27, 2021, at the legislature in Quebec City. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Jacques Boissinot April 28, 2021 - 1:57 PM MONTREAL - Quebec s coercive strategy to get more health-care workers vaccinated is concerning some health experts and union officials, who say the government should focus more on carrots than on sticks. But that strategy is working, according to Health Minister Christian DubÃ©. On Wednesday, DubÃ© said on Twitter that vaccination rates among health-care workers have risen 20 per cent since April 10 â the day his government issued a decree requiring they get vaccinated or be forced to get tested at least three times a week. Those who refuse can be reassigned or suspended without pay.

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Quebec plan to substitute vaccines for second dose makes sense: experts

Article content MONTREAL A case of a novel coronavirus variant that first emerged in India has been found in Quebec, the province’s Health Department said Wednesday. It’s the first known case of the B.1.617 variant reported in the province, according to Quebec’s public health institute. The case was detected in the Mauricie and Centre-du-Quebec region, west of Quebec City, according to the Institut national de sante publique du Quebec. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, or Quebec plan to substitute vaccines for second dose makes sense: experts Back to video

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Quebec to open priority vaccination for people with intellectual, physical disabilities

Quebec to open priority vaccination for people with intellectual, physical disabilities cbc.ca 7 hrs ago CBC/Radio-Canada © The Canadian Press Quebec Health Minister Christian Dube announced the new criteria for people with chronic illnesses and conditions to get priority vaccinations. On Thursday, Quebec Health Minister Christian Dubé released a new list of chronic conditions and illnesses which will qualify people for priority vaccination. As of April 28, everyone who has a physical or intellectual disability will be able to make an appointment. This includes people with speech, language, visual, auditory impairments or autism. The appointments can be made either in a vaccination clinic or in a pharmacy. For this group, one caregiver per eligible person can sign up as well.

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Quebec using honour system to expand vaccinations

Quebec using honour system to expand vaccinations
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Experts say Quebec plan to substitute vaccines for second dose makes sense

Experts say Quebec plan to substitute vaccines for second dose makes sense
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