Address:

140 Riverside Dr E, Drumheller, AB, T0J 0Y4

2023 High School Scholarship Recipients

The Drumheller Associated Physicians would like to congratulate all of the 2023 High School Graduates for both the DVSS and St. Anthony’s.
The clinic sponsors two scholarships at each school: Biology 30 scholarship and the Marie ‘Amy’ Kuschke Memorial Art 30 scholarship.
The 2023 graduating Biology 30 scholarship recipients are:
Riley Babuik – DVSS – Presented by Drs. Amanda and Brock Randolph
Reena Obmina – St. Anthony’s – Presented by Dr. Rehan
The 2023 graduating Marie ‘Amy’ Kuschke Memorial Art 30 scholarship recipients are:
Minhye Lee – DVSS – Presented by Drs. Amanda and Brock Randolph
Kim Polzin – St. Anthony’s – Presented by St. Anthony’s teacher Vicki Black
We wish all graduates the best in their future endeavors.

#Retirement

The Drumheller Associated Physicians and staff would like to wish Myrna️❤️ the very best in her retirement.

Myrna started working at the clinic in February 2016 and has facilitated many clinic programs and has been an amazing advocate for patient care.

Myrna has been an amazing asset to the clinic and will be immensely missed by physicians, staff and patients.

#MentalHealthSupport

Mental health challenges can make us feel like there is nowhere to turn.
If you have mental health concerns, you can start by sharing your emotions and worries with trusted family members, friends and colleagues – it’s important that we break down barriers and stigmas associated with mental health.
When you are ready to start exploring professional support, a great place to begin is with your family doctor. Mental health programs and workshops offered by Primary Care Networks can also offer help and support.
Learn more about PCN programs and services near you: https://albertafindadoctor.ca/workshops/home

#Expecting

When you’re expecting, it’s important to ensure you and baby are getting the right nutrients.
🤰🏼Here are a few nutrition tips to follow:
🍽 Balance healthy meals throughout the day: Three well-spaced meals each day are the gateway to healthy eating. They help stop you over-eating at your next meal, because you never let yourself get too hungry. If you suffer with nausea in pregnancy, you can also try eating six smaller meals spaced throughout the day.
🥗 Get more folic acid: to prevent brain and spinal cord birth problems. It is recommended to take a pregnancy-specific multivitamin containing 1 mg of folate before getting pregnant and throughout pregnancy. Other sources include fortified cereals, dark green and leafy vegetables, citrus fruits, beans, peas and lentils.
🥩 Up your iron intake: to prevent iron deficiency anemia. Boost your dietary intake with lean red meat, poultry, fish, fortified cereals and beans. Talk to your doctor to see if you would benefit from an iron supplement.
🥛 Eat more calcium-rich foods: to strengthen bones. Sources include dairy products, broccoli, kale, and fortified fruit juices and breakfast cereals.
👩🏾‍⚕️ Have questions about dietary requirements during pregnancy? Make an appointment with your family doctor or PCN registered dietitian.

Reducing Risk During Air Quality Events

😷 Take these proactive steps to reduce your exposure associated with poor air quality:
– Close all outside windows and doors
– Clean your air conditioner filter
– Drink plenty of water
– Turn down thermostats and furnace fans
– Reduce levels of physical activity
– Run car fans on recirculate mode
Keep yourself and family safe by staying informed and prioritizing your well-being:
– If you think you are having a heart attack, stroke or otherwise in need of immediate medical attention, dial 911
– Health Link is available 24 hours a day, seven days a week, toll free. Dial 811 to speak with a registered nurse
– If you are experiencing symptoms related to poor air quality conditions and have concerns, talk to your family doctor
For more tips and information on navigating an air quality event, refer to the Alberta Health Services website: bit.ly/441CVBv
Protecting your health during an #airqualityevent is priority number one.
Use the resources you need to effectively manage your health during this time. Together, we can stay safe and healthy ♥

#DYK MyHealth Records

#DYK MyHealth Records is an online tool that allows Albertans 14 years of age and older to view their own health records.
You may access and manage your immunization records, medication history, and most lab results in one safe spot on your computer, tablet or smartphone.
MyHealth Records Features:
• Access your COVID-19 test results
• Add and store personal health information
• View your lab test results
• View your diagnostic imaging reports
• See your medications filled at Alberta pharmacies
• Print reports to share with your healthcare providers
MyAHS Connect is a free online AHS tool to access and interact with your AHS and partner health information.
You can get a MyAHS Connect account if you:
• Have visited an AHS or partner site that is using Connect Care
• Are over the age of 14
• Have an Alberta.ca Account
• In Alberta, Connect Care will be implemented between November 2019 and November 2024.
• See personal health information including test results, immunizations and medications
• Add images or documents to your health record such as a personal directive
• Have access to trusted health information resources
For further information and to register please visit: