Nov 18, 2022
Mo Ran is tearing his cousin to shreds over his reverence for their shizun, and I'm like, "Bro, look in the mirror. You're just as bad when Shi Mei is involved."
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Mo Ran is tearing his cousin to shreds over his reverence for their shizun, and I'm like, "Bro, look in the mirror. You're just as bad when Shi Mei is involved."
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Bug report: Winnipeg hospitals work to free up bed spaces in flu cases
Canada News
Bug report: Winnipeg hospitals work to free up bed spaces in flu cases
Winnipeg hospitals are boosting their medical staff, among other measures, to deal with a spike in emergency room visits and hospital admissions due to influenza-like illnesses. The Winnipeg Regional Health Authority says hospitals recorded more than 900 ER visits in a single day over the weekend, while the average is 700 to 750 a day. The authority says only 10 to 12 per cent of people who come to an ER are admitted to hospital, but the severity of the illness in people showing up in the last few days has pushed the admission rate to more than 20 per cent, and wait times at the city's hospitals reflected that, sometimes reaching the range of eight hours in cases deemed non-urgent, CBC News reports.
Those with minor or less severe injuries or illnesses can expect longer waits in emergency rooms as we look after an increasing number of very ill people requiring admission to hospital.
Lori Lamont, the WRHA's vice-president and chief nursing officer
Besides more medical staff, the WRHA is increasing homecare and sending patients from outside Winnipeg back to their own health regions to help free up bed space. Other measures include transferring patients waiting in hospital for a personal-care home of their choice to the first available home that meets their needs. Lamont also says that for non-emergency situations, people can see their family doctor or go to a number of health-care outlets around the city, including two QuickCare Clinics where the hours of operation are being extended.