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Repairs nearing completion after severed cable leads to phone, internet outage in Waterville - Vimarsana News

Repairs nearing completion after severed cable leads to phone, internet outage in Waterville

A spokeswoman for Consolidated Communications said service was expected to be returned to all customers Wednesday after a work crew for another company mistakenly severed the underground cable on Jan. 10.

"Health literacy and healthcare service utilisation in the 12-months pr" by Tayla J. Degan, Peter J. Kelly et al. - Vimarsana News

"Health literacy and healthcare service utilisation in the 12-months pr" by Tayla J. Degan, Peter J. Kelly et al.

Introduction: Health literacy refers to an individual's capacity to gather, process and understand health information, make appropriate health decisions, and engage adequately with healthcare services. Inadequate health literacy has been linked to an increase in acute healthcare utilisation. Research suggests that people living with substance use disorders also access acute healthcare services at high rates. The study investigates whether overall health literacy is related to this population's use of general healthcare services. Methods: A total of 568 participants were recruited fro...

Source: uow.edu.au
RILEY, Carman Donald - Vimarsana News

RILEY, Carman Donald

1935 – 2022 Carman Donald Riley, age 86, Dartmouth, passed away on January 9, 2022 at the Dartmouth General Hospital. He was a son of the late Clarence and Hazel Riley, of Halifax.

These families are already feeling the emotional strain of Ontario's latest long-term care rules - Vimarsana News

These families are already feeling the emotional strain of Ontario's latest long-term care rules

New temporary restrictions now in effect at long-term care homes in Ontario are meant to keep residents and staff safe from the COVID-19 Omicron variant. These families say the move is difficult to accept.

Source: cbc.ca
Cottage Hospital loses Medicare program payments - Vimarsana News

Cottage Hospital loses Medicare program payments

Cottage hospital in Galesburg was notified Monday that it will no longer receive Medicare payments for inpatient hospital care.