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Support Yukon's Community Nurses - STAT!

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Barbara Pelletier
9 years ago

Nurses are valuablr

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Adam Morrison
9 years ago

Health care is so important ! Everyone should support our nurses !!

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Amy Jacobsen
9 years ago

I completely support this!!!

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Wayne Emery
9 years ago

Communities need nurses Nurses need to be safe

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William Roberts
9 years ago

"Do. Or do not. There is no try." Say not do only to fool you too. Do.

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Philip Combs
9 years ago

Liberal government, support our health care professionals in the small,understaffed, and undersupported communities.

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Meghan Gusnowski
9 years ago

Our community nurses deserve the support that has been promised to them and much more.

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Joanna Plecke
9 years ago

I know nurses that work remote areas and have been treated at a community healthcentre when I've had an accident....there is so much need for extra staff, both for the public and the nurses. PLEASE KEEP YOUR COMMITTMENT!

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Suzanne Oulton
9 years ago

Please make good on your promise. So important!

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Audrey Lock
9 years ago

Our nurses need to be safe. Also need more help.

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Michelle Larouche
9 years ago

Please honour your commitment to fully staff our Community Health Centres.

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Jana Hyer McDonald
9 years ago

Please ensure we have the health care professionals needed by our remote communities, citizens, and tourists. Thank you. Jana Hyer McDonald

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Anonymous
9 years ago

How many years has this been an ongoing issue? Decades now! But where to find nurses with the skills to fill these jobs and willing to move north.

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Eleanor Millard
9 years ago Featured

As a rural resident of the Yukon relying on the Carcross Health Centre for advice and treatment, I know how busy all the Centres are, especially in the summer. Please fully staff all our Community Health Centres.

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Tom Amson
9 years ago

Nurses in the communities need help need relief need support they cannot continue to be Everything to Everyone

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Gordon Gilgan
9 years ago

Please ensure that clients of ADS attend the Unity Group of AA in order to become connected to this group in their own communities prior to leaving treatment. This videoconferencing group is a lifeline for clients returning to their communities, and costs the Yukon Government nothing. Reducing relapse in the communities will also reduce the stress on the Community Health Centres. Clients in treatment need to experience this group prior to leaving treatment, in order to feel comfortable with the video conferencing meetings in the health centres in our Yukon communities. Please ensure that they get this experience while at ADS.

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Grace Noel
9 years ago

Nurses should not be alone.

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Shaun Ladue
9 years ago

our community nursing station really needs stable, full time nurses who get to know us, and learn our health history and needs without the prejudice that we are all drug seekers. That attitude is going end up killing someone in our community and that is scary.

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Lindsay spooner
9 years ago Featured

I am a resident in beaver creek. A second nurse would be very beneficial for the communities. Our regular full time nurses are taking on too much responsibility without any relief. How can we expect them to be productive and efficient on a daily basis when they are on call 24/7 .

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Deborah Chadwick
9 years ago

I just want to to say care for your STAFF! Because I am one that was throw under the bus and was not give enough support. There is no more BURN OUT in real life Its PTSD. The union is not much better if you have Mental Health Issuses the will not stand buy YOU