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Emergency response services expand with launch of dedicated stretcher service in three communities - Vimarsana News

Emergency response services expand with launch of dedicated stretcher service in three communities

A dedicated stretcher service is now providing transportation for low-acuity patients in three Manitoba communities while freeing up paramedics and ambulances to respond to emergencies and provide care for more sick patients.

New virtual emergency care service coming to Manitoba in Spring 2023 - Vimarsana News

New virtual emergency care service coming to Manitoba in Spring 2023

A virtual service that will support health-care providers will launch in May of next year, Health Minister Audrey Gordon announced on Wednesday.

Source: cbc.ca
Province to launch centralized emergency care service - Vimarsana News

Province to launch centralized emergency care service

A new service will support safe, consistent and timely emergency care by offering health-care providers in rural, northern and some Winnipeg facilities improved access to specialist consultation for clinical advice and transfer of patients.

Manitoba family doctors say it'll take more than money for them to open longer hours - Vimarsana News

Manitoba family doctors say it'll take more than money for them to open longer hours

Manitoba family doctors say they're hopeful about some of the province's plans to improve the health-care sector, but caution that it'll take more than money for doctors and clinics to extend their hours.

Source: cbc.ca