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A National Comparison of Intensity of End-of-Life Care in Canada: Defining Changing Patterns, Risk Factors and Targets for Intervention Up to 70% of elderly patients admitted to hospital and/or intensive care units at th

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SARS: SEVERE ACUTE RESPIRATORY SYNDROME What is SARS (Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome)? SARS (Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome) is a respiratory (breathing) illness caused by a virus. The virus causes a mild to severe

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JOANE DINELLE Joane Dinelle is the Dispute Resolution Manager for the OmbudService for Life & Health Insurance for both its Montreal and Toronto offices. At the beginning of her career, Joane worked in the Labor Relation

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Review of Operations of Ground Emergency Medical Services in Alberta In Accordance with Section[removed]of the Health Quality Council of Alberta Act January 2013 Promoting and improving patient safety and health service q

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2013 TVN Knowledge Synthesis Grant Hip fracture quality indicators: a scoping review Over 30,000 hip fractures (HF) occur annually in Canada. They are the second leading cause of hospitalization for Canadian seniors and

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