3 ways to vaccinate the world and make sure everyone benefits, rich and poor
I remain extremely concerned about the slow pace of vaccination in the less privileged regions of the world.
RNAO says latest public health measures will help curb COVID-19 variants, urges greater utilization of nurses in vaccination rollout
RNAO’s continuing media profile: The March report
I am pleased to share our media profile for March 2021, prepared in partnership with RNAO’s communication department. The most prominent issue has been, by far, the quickly escalating third wave of Covid-19 in Ontario, driven mainly by the loosening of public health measures in the face of a faster spreading B7.1.1 variant of COVID-19. However, before getting into that, here are other issues we faced in the media.
RNAO says government’s “shutdown” announcement doesn’t go far enough to confront third wave of COVID-19
RNAO issued the following media release on April 1 upon the Ontario government’s announcement of new public health measures.
Hospice Palliative Care Ontario Presents: Virtual Compassion Care Community Centre
Provincial budget fails to deliver urgent nursing investments to care for Ontarians and to sustain the profession through the pandemic and beyond
Government's reopening plan threatens the health of Ontarians
Preliminary results of RNAO‘s Work and Wellbeing Survey
On March 8, Matthew Kellway, RNAO’s director of nursing and health policy, Kim Jarvi, RNAO’s senior health economist, and I presented preliminary results from our Work and Wellbeing Survey at our biweekly COVID-19 webinar (watch webinar here and see the slides