Technically, there are new doctors, but because we lost over 40 doctors in the first 3 years under the UCP, our net increase has been zero.
6 years later, Lethbridge has no new doctors
Technically, there are new doctors, but because we lost over 40 doctors in the first 3 years under the UCP, our net increase has been zero.
We gained under 340 new registrations, so we saw a net loss in doctors.
One of these emergency departments had no in-person physicians for nearly 400 hours.
One of these emergency departments had no in-person physicians for over 400 hours.
And that is just those who are registered. Some of them may not have even been practicing still.
It has fallen so much, that we would need over 1,800 more acute care beds to get caught up to where we were 16 years ago. No wonder our health system is a mess.
One of these emergency departments had no in-person physicians for over 500 hours.
One of these emergency departments had no in-person physicians for over 400 hours.
If successful, it will affect nearly 90 workers in food, laundry, and housekeeping positions.
If successful, it will affect nearly 130 workers in long-term care facility.