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Active COVID cases 10X the number a year ago By Gillian Slade on April 6, 2021. There are currently more than 10 times the number of active COVID cases in Alberta compared to exactly one year ago. April 1, 2020 An Alberta Health press release, update 19 at 5 p.m. that day states there are 871 cases in the province including 12 in the South zone. There are 29 people in hospital and 13 of those are in ICU. Current: April 1, 2021 An Alberta Health press release, update 209 at 4:15 p.m. that day states there are 8,653 active cases in the province including 864 in the South zone. There are 292 in hospital and 59 of those are in ICU. ....
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Not all trauma team members vaccinated: paramedic By Gillian Slade on March 17, 2021. Members of the Health Sciences Association of Alberta in Edmonton. Photo courtesy Ken Dalton/ Royal Alexandra Hospital A paramedic and board member of the Health Science Association of Alberta (HSAA) says currently only some members of trauma teams at hospitals across the province have had the opportunity to get a COVID vaccination. Jason Soklofske, paramedic and a board member of the HSAA, says when a patient is brought into the emergency department a trauma team is often assembled to provide medical care. The paramedic and physician on the team have already had the opportunity to get a COVID vaccination. The laboratory worker, X-Ray and CT technicians working alongside the team with the patient have still not been given a chance for the vaccine. ....